Heuer Monaco Chronograph circa 1970 In the 1971 film LeMans, Steve McQueen rocks a blue Monaco while he drives for the Gulf Porsche team. While this is the gray dial variation which launched in 1972, it offers a more wearable and versatile aesthetic. While service history is unknown, the manual wind caliber 11-I movement is running at approximately +15 seconds a day with a 238 amplitude (your mileage may vary). - timegrapher, video, pix: https://imgur.com/a/OErrO3V - timestamp: https://imgur.com/a/PqCVuzM What we dig: - Cultural significance - Substantial feel - It is a “strap monster”: looks killer in almost any strap color like a Speedy - Very sporty but can pull off formal occasions as well What you should know: - It is a very vintage watch with vintage charm but that comes with knowing it should not be treated like a modern one– comparable to a 1970s car but easier - Signs of honest wear but no damage. - The chronograph functions properly but not to be run at all times–crown on the left side manually winds clockwise - No papers, box or trades - local special: can possibly accommodate at ButterScotch in Downtown Long Beach by appointment - All sales final unless the watch is misrepresented or lost in transit (always fully insured) - Link to [feedback here](https://www.reddit.com/r/WatchExchangeFeedback/search?q=soycowboy&restrict_sr=1&sort=new) & [watchcharts here](https://watchcharts.com/repcheck/user/soycowboy?source=reddit&type=feedback) Asking a *negotiable* **$8500** via bank wire, Zelle, venmo, or possibly PayPal Friends & Family with super strong references or if I know you.  Price includes fully insured Fedex shipping in the USA— hand delivery in most of the Los Angeles or Orange County areas with drinks or coffee on me ;). Cheers, Stephen For more good good check out these: - www.instagram.com/longbeachwatchclub