The dial of the TAG Heuer Monaco WAW2081.FC6348 is quite a machine, as it looks black, and the bold lines make this V4 tourbillon a strong impact. Actually, it has no actual meaning in the dial. The dial is a bare naked movement, while other red rubies, and think it as spot or adoration in the dial.
Technical details
Model: MONACO V4 TOURBILLON
Reference: WAW2081.FC6348
Dial
Belt-driven tourbillon at 9 o’clock
2 steel v-bridges black-coated and fine-brushed with hand-polished bevels
3 bridges black-coated with “côtes de genève” haute horlogerie hand-finishing
Faceted black-coated minute and hour hands with white luminescent markers
White tag heuer logo engraving at 5 o’clock
White “v4” engraving at 7 o’clock
Case
Polished titanium grade 5 with black titanium carbide coating
Dimension: 41 x 41 mm
Bevelled sapphire crystal glass with double-sided antireflective treatment to ensure the best readability
Sapphire case back in 3 sections
Water-resistance: 50 meters
Movement
214 components
Length: 31.5 mm
Width: 35 mm
Total height: 9.26 mm
Tourbillon
28’800 vibrations per hour / 4 hertz
1 minute tourbillon (1 rotation per minute)
46 jewels
Power reserve: 40 hours
4 notched belts: thickness of the smallest belt: 0.07 mm
2 belts with internal steel reinforcement wire
2 pairs of barrels linked by a belt, set in parallel and inclined at 13°strength collecting set on a micro ball-bearing at 12 o’clock linear mass with double rack rail, tungsten lingot
9 micro ball-bearings
Displays
Hours
Minutes
Small second at 6 o’clock on the second wheel
Strap
Hand-sewn black alligator strap with soft touch effect
Titanium grade 5 with black titanium carbide coating folding clasp with safety push buttons and v4 logo
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