Created as part of the Re-Edition line of the 1990s, this very special Carrera GMT 2113 pays tribute to Heuer’s rich heritage and pasts designs. A perfect entry into owning a Carrera, this model boasts a desirable black dial and Heuer only branding…
The now famous and iconic Heuer Monaco disappeared from the Heuer catalogue around 1975, finding only moderate success from its unique shape. However the late ‘90s oversaw the launch of TAG Heuer’s new ‘re-edition’ line, championed by both th…
The legendary Carrera 12 Dato's most striking feature is its absence of the famous 'Carrera' print on the dial because there was simply no room for its inclusion. Officially recognised in the catalogue as a Carrera model, this reference is the most c…
Heuer’s most complex Carrera design comes in the form of the legendary Carrera 12 Dato. The intricate detail in the design of the dial caused the ‘Carrera’ lettering to be omitted from this model. However it was still referred to in its origina…
In honour of Ed Heuer, this superb Heuer 188.215 reference was released in the mid 1980s to pay homage to the classic and ground-breaking Heuer designs of the 1940s. This watch boasts a traditionally elegant moonphase dial, housed in a gold-plated ca…
A nice example of a Carrera which does not turn up very often. The manual wind movement means that the dial has a conventional well balanced 3 sub dial layout with a very nice black outer tachy ring. Great value for money and still considered under v…
The Carrera 3147 models were released in 1966, a decade of significant growth for the Heuer brand. This first execution model, featuring a luscious black dial and black sub-dials, is a special and highly sought after collectors item. This Carrera’s…
An important reference from Heuer’s golden age, this superb Autavia GMT 2446C is an exclamation point in any collection. In extraordinary condition, this fourth execution compression back GMT was purchased from the original owner and remains ultra …
In the heart of Heuer’s golden age in the late sixties, Jack Heuer became passionately interested in the American market. The integration of the Heuer name into American motorsports culture was accelerated massively through the release of the Heuer…
Perhaps the finest example we have ever found. The dials of these rare versions of the Carrera are so clean and simple, causing this to be a very sought after watch. This version has had a comprehensive service by Tag Heuer; all lume spots are origin…
Decimal Carrera's are understandably very rare, the scale was an unusual option to request. This superb example is the second execution with black decimal scale dating from approx 1971/72. It comes from a collection which has been stored away from t…
Without a doubt one of the most striking of all vintage Heuer watches. Launched in 1974 as a replacement to the Monaco, displaying much softer lines yet still imposing on the wrist. The red dial is the only Heuer model that was produced with this col…
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By Andy A on 30/11/18 in: Latest News
Many thanks to the Barclays Center in New York for choosing one of our lovely vintage Heuer’s to present to Ed Sheeran as a momento of his performance on the 31 May.
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By Jonathan Scatchard on 15/11/18 in: News
We were delighted to be invited by Tag Heuer to the launch of the museum in motion exhibition in London on November the 12th and very excited and honoured to be asked to a private lunch with the wonderful Jack Heuer. Jonathan was lucky enough to be sat next to Jack and learned of his experiences with Jo Siffert and the circumstances which lead to him meeting and working with Enzo Ferrari and some of his design principles which have produced such legendary watches. 86 years old and still full of passion, an exceptional man . Old friends who were with us at the beginning , Arno Haslinger and Paul Maudsley added to the fun and nostalgia. A day we will never forget.
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By Jonathan Scatchard on 15/03/18 in: Latest News
English singer Mick Jagger of the Rolling Stones sitting on a park bench in a panama hat and two-tone shoes, October 1973. (Photo by Anwar Hussein/Hulton Archive/Getty Images) Some great pictures have emerged of Mick Jagger wearing a Heuer Carrera blue dial 1553 in the early seventies. We do applaud his choice the Carrera is a little in the shadow of the racing Autavia’s , the blue dial is quite stunning when you see it in the flesh.
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