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Following the announcement of a new global licensing deal between Gulf Oil and TAG Heuer, this addition to the popular line of Gulf-branded TAG Heuer timepieces is arguably the Formula 1's most heritage-inspired release to date. Adorning the fabulous…

Created in tribute to the iconic Heuer Monaco 1133B, this re-issue version encapsulates all the brilliance of the McQueen classic. As with the original, the luscious blue of the square dial contrasts effortlessly with its two white subdials and red h…

A superb example of one of Heuer’s most cutting-edge Carrera designs. This Carrera 1553N stands in fine condition and is an increasingly rare find. Many of this watch’s ingenuity is observable amidst the bright blue dial, most interestingly with …

Fifty seven years since its creation in 1963, the Carrera has stood at the helm of the Heuer brand. Known for its revolutionary design, the famous chronograph introduced a slicker, more refined design in a landscape of complex chronographs. Simple, s…

A rare and desirable colour combination for this early eighties stunning chronograph, powered by the Lemania 510 automatic movement. Almost all the examples we encounter are in either all black or stainless steel. This watch however is in the distinc…

A watch firmly in a league of its own, the Heuer Audi Sport enjoys a cult following in part due to its rarity, as well as its deep connection with motorsport. Imported solely by Prestons - a retailer based in Bolton, U.K., the Audi Sport marked an in…

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…

Continuing the rich legacy of the Heuer Carrera, this outstanding CBM2112 reference incorporates the finesse of its predecessors into a reveloutionised modern design. This reference measures significantly larger on the wrist at 43mm, as opposed to th…

Widely revered by Heuer collectors and enthusiasts, the black dial Autavia 11630 spoke a bold new design language upon its introduction in the late 1970s. Its rich black dial is artfully offset by striking accents of orange, boasting a vibrant aesthe…

A wonderful mid-1980s military-style Heuer, produced with the ever-reliable Lemania 510 automatic chronograph movement. As with all military watches, clarity is key and therefore this dial is superb. This example is believed to be the prototype of th…

Considered one of the unsung heroes of vintage Heuer chronographs, the Camaro had a relatively short production lifespan from 1968 to 1972. Ushering in more contemporary and less traditional designs of the early ‘70s, the Camaro was the first to ex…

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…