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New Release
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I am more of a Monaco guy....
But, in fact, I am most of all in love with the Monza design 😉👌
Easy answer!
Is to wear a Carrera in Monaco! Joke aside every time I've tried a Monaco I've realized they don't seem to work with my wrist shape so I wrote it off from my list.
In principle Monaco 🇲🇨
It is one of those watches that have had an unbelievable appeal to me before I could afford them but somehow I never even seriously considered getting one once I could 🤷🏻♂️
Hmmm - I am clrearly the Camaro guy! This is such a cool shape❣️ Unfortunately Heuer is not realizing it. However I still like the Monaco, at least inthe smaller form factor for my small wrists…
Carrera is a bit to ordinary for me and the horns are too long and edgy…
Monaco for me…
As the Carrera (I had the re-issue CS3111) wore like it was 30mm (on my 6.5” wrist, mind you). Looked amazing in photos (on my own wrist!), but was downright tiny. I bet the silver dial would appear (possibly much) larger, though.