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Congrats on your SMQ Monaco. I've added you to our owners' list: https://forums.calibre11.com/thread...-calibre-11-caw211p.23229/page-9#post-1746039

Sorry to hear you have this issue as well. I sympathize with you and @Snowydelrico, we'd all want our new purchases to be perfect. But you've got the right attitude, enjoy your Monaco in good health!

@VirgileF mentioned his father's C11 Monaco Gulf has the issue too. I suspect it could happen on any C11 Monaco, not only the McQueen. The sub-dial hands not resetting to zero doesn't seem to be as common (or I haven't noticed it mentioned much before).

Fortunately in my case, none of my C11 or C12 Monaco's have either of these issues (knock on wood).

 

thx and Have a great weekend

 

Not just cool, it super cool!
AKA “King of Cool”

Congratulations sir @dp. & sir @Snowydelrico !!

SMQ Heuer Monaco surely is one of the MOST ICONIC watches of ALL TIME

 

Just received my Monaco calibre 11 back from chronograph causing small seconds to jump repair.
Anyone see yet another mistake from the technicians at lvmh ?
Does this now make it a Frankenwatch?

 

Oh my god, are you serious. And this is not even the first time we see them putting a c12 rotor on a c11 watch

 

Begs belief. But I’m not really surprised, just par for the course with them.
Have they swapped the movement out for a new one do you think?

 

Nope:

https://tagheuerforums.com/threads/cal-11-vintage-heuer-monaco-reissue-service.150301/

 

That is most likely the safest bet. I dont think most of TAG's generic movements have a serial number unique to the movement so it makes a lot of sense that they dont put the same movement back in the exact same watch, their process is probably just to put the correct calibre in the watch.

 

Maybe I got someone else’s movement because this one works fine. No jumping small seconds. Because I don’t believe that they have the ability to fix anything. They haven’t fixed one of my watches yet. Maybe 8 -10 attempts on 3 watches non fixed

 

But does the hand still jump? If not, maybe you got lucky and got some one else's functional calibro 12

 

I think they would tell me if it needed a new movement as they did with my autavia they couldn’t fix

 

That’s what I’m thinking

 

So now you have to choose between keeping the wrong but functional movement or sending it back to them and hope they put a non functioning c11 in there again

 

Haha this one has a scratch on the barrel case

 

What the fokk...

 

How could that even work with the cal 12 having the crown on the other side?

 

Think it’s called the barrel case. The large silver disc

 

Same movement rotated 180
Although I thought cal 12 was eta

 

Yuup. But its a good point from @YY77 of what kind of idiot assembled your watch