Heuer Monza Angelus This was an innovation Jack

This was an innovation Jack Heuer had learned of the previous year and jumped at the chance to include it in his chronograph

From triumphs at the racetrack to man’s conquest of space

This particular example is fitted with the stalwart Valjoux 72 and is in absolutely excellent overall condition

the company’s high-grade watches—including complicated watches like chronographs—were made under the brand name Electa

Heuer Monza Angelus This was an innovation JackIt's no secret that the team at Analog: Shift is partial to all things motorsports and racing, and there are few brands with as strong a motorsports connection as Heuer. In the 1960s and '70s sporty chronographs were all the rage and there's no doubt Heuer was the brand to beat, with some of the most renowned racers and teams of the day regularly seen sporting Heuers iconic Carrera, Monza and Autavia models. Nowadays, however, many vintage Heuer