Tag Heuer Monaco Calibre 360 LS
Since 1860 Tag Heuer created unique timepieces that in a few years transformed into symbols of reliability and durability of watchmaking. The brand set the standards of precision developing the world's best timekeepers, chronographs and water-resistant watches.
The brand that along its history was linked mainly to sports, being the official timekeeper of Olympic Games, Formula One and many other sporting activities is looking forward to create new precise movement timepieces. It seems that Tag Heuer cannot survive without sports. That is why it creates beautiful watches that include a lot of useful functions that one can truly appreciate.
The year 2006 is the one in which Tag Heuer focuses mainly on precision. This is because of the brand's participation at the BaselWorld Wristwatch show. Throughout its history the company was one of the first to create chronographs that were able to measure 1/10th, then 1/100th and 1/1000th of a second. These chronographs were created simultaneously and were the only and the best in their field.
In the year 2006 Tag Heuer introduced its concept of the chronograph called Monaco Calibre 360 LS. The abbreviation LS stands for Linear Second. The design of the watch was inspired by Tag Heuer's Monaco V4. The watch has a lot of useful aspects that really add a lot of exclusivity to it.
Continuously creating timepieces with additional functions Tag Heuer seems to never stop. Thus the main features of the Monaco Calibre 360 LS are as follows: a chronograph counting 1/100th of a second, a 15 minute counter, 100minute indicator of the power reserve, and a LS indicator.
Once again Tag Heuer proves its dedication to sports. Another page in the brand's history is written and it looks like its book has a very long way before it reaches its finish.
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