Tudor Monte Carlo Chronograph Pre-owned his sons Richard and Emil

his sons Richard and Emil would carry on his legacy

the Calibre 32A saw its way into a variety of Gyromatic signed pieces of different case designs

and is still known today by divers worldwide as the industry standard for gear of all types

Its resilience in the face of trials

And many of the best Formula 1 drivers tackled the turns of the world’s preeminent racecourses with a Heuer Autavia or a Heuer Camaro timing their laps

Tudor Monte Carlo Chronograph Pre-owned his sons Richard and EmilWhy We Love It Tudor was founded on the premise of being a more affordable alternative to its big crowned brother. In addition to being the 'working man's' Rolex, Tudor was given a longer leash to push the design envelope, trying new things and taking risks that Rolex would not. This lead to the creation of some truly fun and funky timepieces such as the Monte Carlo chronograph. Powered by a manually wound Valjoux Calibre 234 movement, the Monte Carlo