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Under the influence of Art Deco, however, the company increased the variety of shapes it proposed \u2014 some watches became oval or cushion shaped. To be the watch brand and timekeeper of reference in the world of motor sports requires well-designed instruments with maximum readability. With its aperture at 12 o\u2019clock, the Monte-Carlo of 1958 was the most readable sports timer in the history of watchmaking. In 1969, Jack Heuer solved the impossible puzzle of the square, waterproof case with the unforgettable Monaco \u2014 the boldly original watch worn by Steve McQueen in the 1970 race film classic Le Mans. Five years after, in 1974, the company launched the Silverstone chronograph, with a totally new square and round case design. In 1977, the square - oval case of the Chronosplit (the world\u2019s first quartz wrist-chronograph with LED and LCD display, launched in 1975) was followed in 1977 by the Manhattan model, with its startling hexagonal shape. Stopwatches also benefited from this acute design imperative. The artist Richard Sapper designed the Microsplit in 1976, and the stunning piece was exhibited at the Museum of Modern Art in New York.<br \/><br \/>Since the 1990s, TAG Heuer has worked with world-famous designers like Eddie Sch\u00f6pfer (2000, S\/ el), Jorg Hysek (6000, Kirium), Roberto Ventrella (Alter Ego), Ross Lovegrove (Avant-Garde Eyewear) and Christoph Behling (Grand Carrera).<br \/><br \/>The brand is a repeat winner of every major watch design award there is, including 5 Red Dots, 1 DFA, 2 IF Design, 1 Chicago Athenaeum Good Design, 1 China's Most Successful Design Award, and 2 Design Watch of the Year Prizes at the Grand Prix d\u2019Horlogerie de Gen\u00e8ve. <br \/><br \/>This leading-edge design focus can also be seen in TAG Heuer boutiques and in its Baselworld booth, SKIN. The most avant-garde booth ever built for the prestigious watch fair, SKIN won the Silver Award in EXHIBITOR Magazine\u2019s 23rd Annual Exhibit Design Awards competition in 2009.<br \/><br \/>Now, to celebrate and pay homage to 150 years of pioneering design, TAG Heuer is reissuing on of its most iconic creations of all time: the SILVERSTONE chronograph.<br \/><br \/><strong>The SILVERSTONE: a signature chronograph of F1<\/strong><br \/><br \/>Originally launched in 1974, the SILVERSTONE chronograph gets its name from the famous racetrack of the same name. An hour\u2019s drive west of London, between Northampton and Oxford, Silverstone is best known as the home of the British Grand Prix, which it first hosted in 1948. On May 13th 1950, the opening race of the 1st ever FIA Formula One World Championship started at Silverstone.<br \/><br \/>Since that, Silverstone racing track received 43 Formula One British Grand Prix starts and became the \u2018\u2019home\u2019\u2019 Grand Prix for McLaren with 12 wins in 35 years.<br \/><br \/>The racetrack has a special place in TAG Heuer\u2019s heart because many of its racing ambassadors and F1 team partners scored career-making victories on it. From Emmanuel de Graffenried, the very first ambassador, in 1949, Juan Manuel Fangio in 1956, Jo Siffert in 1968, Alain Prost in 1985 and 1989, Ayrton Senna in 1988, David Coulthard in 1999 and 2000, Mika Hakkinen in 2001 or Lewis Hamilton with Vodafone McLaren Mercedes Benz in 2008, the Silverstone racetrack has pushed the best to achieve their best.<br \/><br \/>The top drivers of the 1970s admired the SILVERSTONE chronograph for its distinctive name, unique shape and avant-garde look, and the buzz they generated helped make it a style icon of the period. TAG Heuer was Ferrari\u2019s timekeeper throughout that decade, but it was also partnered with McLaren, BRM and Surtees-Ford, and every driver from these teams wore a TAG Heuer watch. In 1974, the year the SILVERSTONE was launched, Clay Regazzoni and Emerson Fittipaldi became TAG Heuer ambassadors. The two legendary drivers chose the chronograph as personal lucky charms. 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Softer edged, graced with a colourful dial, totally new shape, and fully loaded with leading-edge chronograph functionality, the SILVERSTONE is one of TAG Heuer\u2019s purest designs and most emblematic creations ever.<br \/><br \/>It became a defining symbol of the 1970s, and a coveted design object ever since.<br \/><br \/><strong>A tribute to TAG Heuer\u2019s unique chronograph heritage<\/strong><br \/><br \/>The SILVERSTONE was initially driven by the proven Chronomatic Calibre 11 automatic movement, developed in cooperation with Dubois D\u00e9praz, Breitling and Hamilton-B\u00fcren, and launched in 1969 as the world first automatic chronograph movement with micro-rotor. 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SILVERSTONE
CAM2111.FC6259
| Brand : | TAG Heuer |
| Collection : | SILVERSTONE |
| Model : | SILVERSTONE |
| Reference : | CAM2111.FC6259 |
| Nber of pieces : | 1860 |
| Complement : | Brown Dial |
| Year : | 2010 |
| Is not commercialised any more | |
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Brand : TAG Heuer Collection : SILVERSTONE Model : SILVERSTONE Reference : CAM2111.FC6259 Nber of pieces : 1860 Complement : Brown Dial Year : 2010 Is not commercialised any more List Price : 7 200 € Diameter : 42 mm Styles : Vintage Sporty Types : Self-winding Calibre : TAG Heuer Calibre 11 Calibre distinction : Côtes de Genève Complication : 30-Minute Counter Chronograph Small Seconds Case material : Stainless steel Polished steel Case peculiarity : Sapphire caseback Crown on the left side Shape : Square Water-resistance : 50 meters Dial color : Brown Display : Luminescent hands Indexes : Luminescent Baton-type Glass : Sapphire Strap material : Alligator leather Strap color : Brown Strap clasp : Folding buckle + More characteristics : Oscillating weight with red vintage HEUER logo
Case
“150th ANNIVERSARY 1860-2010 – CALIBRE 11 – SILVERSTONE-LIMITED
EDITION – SWISS MADE – N° XXXX-1860” inscription on the back
Dial
Monochrome vintage “HEUER” logo and “SILVERSTONE” lettering at 12 o’clock
“AUTOMATIC – CHRONOGRAPH ” lettering at 6 o’clock
Perforated leather strap
clasp with vintage “HEUER” logo
DESCRIPTION
TAG Heuer : Pioneering Design for 150 Years
THE SILVERSTONE : The coolest mechanical chronograph of the Seventies is back!
TAG Heuer : 150 Years of Avant-Garde Design
TAG Heuer timepieces epitomize prestige and performance, brilliantly fusing technology with design. The world leader in luxury sports watches and chronographs since 1860, TAG Heuer has always focussed on the “look” of its watches. Since the beginning, it has been a pioneer in watch design, even if the term “design” was not always used.
Before the 1920s, watch faces were round; it was impossible to imagine representing the flight of time differently. Under the influence of Art Deco, however, the company increased the variety of shapes it proposed — some watches became oval or cushion shaped. To be the watch brand and timekeeper of reference in the world of motor sports requires well-designed instruments with maximum readability. With its aperture at 12 o’clock, the Monte-Carlo of 1958 was the most readable sports timer in the history of watchmaking. In 1969, Jack Heuer solved the impossible puzzle of the square, waterproof case with the unforgettable Monaco — the boldly original watch worn by Steve McQueen in the 1970 race film classic Le Mans. Five years after, in 1974, the company launched the Silverstone chronograph, with a totally new square and round case design. In 1977, the square - oval case of the Chronosplit (the world’s first quartz wrist-chronograph with LED and LCD display, launched in 1975) was followed in 1977 by the Manhattan model, with its startling hexagonal shape. Stopwatches also benefited from this acute design imperative. The artist Richard Sapper designed the Microsplit in 1976, and the stunning piece was exhibited at the Museum of Modern Art in New York.
Since the 1990s, TAG Heuer has worked with world-famous designers like Eddie Schöpfer (2000, S/ el), Jorg Hysek (6000, Kirium), Roberto Ventrella (Alter Ego), Ross Lovegrove (Avant-Garde Eyewear) and Christoph Behling (Grand Carrera).
The brand is a repeat winner of every major watch design award there is, including 5 Red Dots, 1 DFA, 2 IF Design, 1 Chicago Athenaeum Good Design, 1 China's Most Successful Design Award, and 2 Design Watch of the Year Prizes at the Grand Prix d’Horlogerie de Genève.
This leading-edge design focus can also be seen in TAG Heuer boutiques and in its Baselworld booth, SKIN. The most avant-garde booth ever built for the prestigious watch fair, SKIN won the Silver Award in EXHIBITOR Magazine’s 23rd Annual Exhibit Design Awards competition in 2009.
Now, to celebrate and pay homage to 150 years of pioneering design, TAG Heuer is reissuing on of its most iconic creations of all time: the SILVERSTONE chronograph.
The SILVERSTONE: a signature chronograph of F1
Originally launched in 1974, the SILVERSTONE chronograph gets its name from the famous racetrack of the same name. An hour’s drive west of London, between Northampton and Oxford, Silverstone is best known as the home of the British Grand Prix, which it first hosted in 1948. On May 13th 1950, the opening race of the 1st ever FIA Formula One World Championship started at Silverstone.
Since that, Silverstone racing track received 43 Formula One British Grand Prix starts and became the ‘’home’’ Grand Prix for McLaren with 12 wins in 35 years.
The racetrack has a special place in TAG Heuer’s heart because many of its racing ambassadors and F1 team partners scored career-making victories on it. From Emmanuel de Graffenried, the very first ambassador, in 1949, Juan Manuel Fangio in 1956, Jo Siffert in 1968, Alain Prost in 1985 and 1989, Ayrton Senna in 1988, David Coulthard in 1999 and 2000, Mika Hakkinen in 2001 or Lewis Hamilton with Vodafone McLaren Mercedes Benz in 2008, the Silverstone racetrack has pushed the best to achieve their best.
The top drivers of the 1970s admired the SILVERSTONE chronograph for its distinctive name, unique shape and avant-garde look, and the buzz they generated helped make it a style icon of the period. TAG Heuer was Ferrari’s timekeeper throughout that decade, but it was also partnered with McLaren, BRM and Surtees-Ford, and every driver from these teams wore a TAG Heuer watch. In 1974, the year the SILVERSTONE was launched, Clay Regazzoni and Emerson Fittipaldi became TAG Heuer ambassadors. The two legendary drivers chose the chronograph as personal lucky charms. Fittipaldi won his 2nd F1 World Championship that year, driving for McLaren while Regazzoni won the Silverstone GP in 1979.
The TAG Heuer SILVERSTONE: Iconic and Vintage Design
Design has always been an essential component of TAG Heuer DNA, but the company has become the world leader of prestigious sports watches and chronographs by breaking its rules and challenging its conventions.
The SILVERSTONE’s distinctive and vintage design — a squared case with rounded edges in polished stainless steel — was based on another breakout timepiece of the period, Steve McQueen’s 1969 Monaco. Softer edged, graced with a colourful dial, totally new shape, and fully loaded with leading-edge chronograph functionality, the SILVERSTONE is one of TAG Heuer’s purest designs and most emblematic creations ever.
It became a defining symbol of the 1970s, and a coveted design object ever since.
A tribute to TAG Heuer’s unique chronograph heritage
The SILVERSTONE was initially driven by the proven Chronomatic Calibre 11 automatic movement, developed in cooperation with Dubois Dépraz, Breitling and Hamilton-Büren, and launched in 1969 as the world first automatic chronograph movement with micro-rotor. Typical characteristics of the movement are the date counter at 6 o’clock and the two pushbuttons, placed across from the crown in two indentations.
To keep the counters, pushbuttons and crown configuration of the original, the new SILVERSTONE’s movement is the Calibre 11 with Dubois-Depraz module.
The re-edition is faithful to the original — not just the same bold mix of round and square and the distinctive technical features, but also the same vintage “HEUER” logo and “SILVERSTONE” lettering at 12 o’clock, and a strap in top-grade perforated alligator.
With its disruptive blend of sport and style, and resolutely geometrical design, the SILVERSTONE is a perfect example of TAG Heuer daring, and a standard bearer of its famous motto: “Swiss Avant-Garde Since 1860.”
TAG Heuer : Pioneering Design for 150 Years
THE SILVERSTONE : The coolest mechanical chronograph of the Seventies is back!
TAG Heuer : 150 Years of Avant-Garde Design
TAG Heuer timepieces epitomize prestige and performance, brilliantly fusing technology with design. The world leader in luxury sports watches and chronographs since 1860, TAG Heuer has always focussed on the “look” of its watches. Since the beginning, it has been a pioneer in watch design, even if the term “design” was not always used.
Before the 1920s, watch faces were round; it was impossible to imagine representing the flight of time differently. Under the influence of Art Deco, however, the company increased the variety of shapes it proposed — some watches became oval or cushion shaped. To be the watch brand and timekeeper of reference in the world of motor sports requires well-designed instruments with maximum readability. With its aperture at 12 o’clock, the Monte-Carlo of 1958 was the most readable sports timer in the history of watchmaking. In 1969, Jack Heuer solved the impossible puzzle of the square, waterproof case with the unforgettable Monaco — the boldly original watch worn by Steve McQueen in the 1970 race film classic Le Mans. Five years after, in 1974, the company launched the Silverstone chronograph, with a totally new square and round case design. In 1977, the square - oval case of the Chronosplit (the world’s first quartz wrist-chronograph with LED and LCD display, launched in 1975) was followed in 1977 by the Manhattan model, with its startling hexagonal shape. Stopwatches also benefited from this acute design imperative. The artist Richard Sapper designed the Microsplit in 1976, and the stunning piece was exhibited at the Museum of Modern Art in New York.
Since the 1990s, TAG Heuer has worked with world-famous designers like Eddie Schöpfer (2000, S/ el), Jorg Hysek (6000, Kirium), Roberto Ventrella (Alter Ego), Ross Lovegrove (Avant-Garde Eyewear) and Christoph Behling (Grand Carrera).
The brand is a repeat winner of every major watch design award there is, including 5 Red Dots, 1 DFA, 2 IF Design, 1 Chicago Athenaeum Good Design, 1 China's Most Successful Design Award, and 2 Design Watch of the Year Prizes at the Grand Prix d’Horlogerie de Genève.
This leading-edge design focus can also be seen in TAG Heuer boutiques and in its Baselworld booth, SKIN. The most avant-garde booth ever built for the prestigious watch fair, SKIN won the Silver Award in EXHIBITOR Magazine’s 23rd Annual Exhibit Design Awards competition in 2009.
Now, to celebrate and pay homage to 150 years of pioneering design, TAG Heuer is reissuing on of its most iconic creations of all time: the SILVERSTONE chronograph.
The SILVERSTONE: a signature chronograph of F1
Originally launched in 1974, the SILVERSTONE chronograph gets its name from the famous racetrack of the same name. An hour’s drive west of London, between Northampton and Oxford, Silverstone is best known as the home of the British Grand Prix, which it first hosted in 1948. On May 13th 1950, the opening race of the 1st ever FIA Formula One World Championship started at Silverstone.
Since that, Silverstone racing track received 43 Formula One British Grand Prix starts and became the ‘’home’’ Grand Prix for McLaren with 12 wins in 35 years.
The racetrack has a special place in TAG Heuer’s heart because many of its racing ambassadors and F1 team partners scored career-making victories on it. From Emmanuel de Graffenried, the very first ambassador, in 1949, Juan Manuel Fangio in 1956, Jo Siffert in 1968, Alain Prost in 1985 and 1989, Ayrton Senna in 1988, David Coulthard in 1999 and 2000, Mika Hakkinen in 2001 or Lewis Hamilton with Vodafone McLaren Mercedes Benz in 2008, the Silverstone racetrack has pushed the best to achieve their best.
The top drivers of the 1970s admired the SILVERSTONE chronograph for its distinctive name, unique shape and avant-garde look, and the buzz they generated helped make it a style icon of the period. TAG Heuer was Ferrari’s timekeeper throughout that decade, but it was also partnered with McLaren, BRM and Surtees-Ford, and every driver from these teams wore a TAG Heuer watch. In 1974, the year the SILVERSTONE was launched, Clay Regazzoni and Emerson Fittipaldi became TAG Heuer ambassadors. The two legendary drivers chose the chronograph as personal lucky charms. Fittipaldi won his 2nd F1 World Championship that year, driving for McLaren while Regazzoni won the Silverstone GP in 1979.
The TAG Heuer SILVERSTONE: Iconic and Vintage Design
Design has always been an essential component of TAG Heuer DNA, but the company has become the world leader of prestigious sports watches and chronographs by breaking its rules and challenging its conventions.
The SILVERSTONE’s distinctive and vintage design — a squared case with rounded edges in polished stainless steel — was based on another breakout timepiece of the period, Steve McQueen’s 1969 Monaco. Softer edged, graced with a colourful dial, totally new shape, and fully loaded with leading-edge chronograph functionality, the SILVERSTONE is one of TAG Heuer’s purest designs and most emblematic creations ever.
It became a defining symbol of the 1970s, and a coveted design object ever since.
A tribute to TAG Heuer’s unique chronograph heritage
The SILVERSTONE was initially driven by the proven Chronomatic Calibre 11 automatic movement, developed in cooperation with Dubois Dépraz, Breitling and Hamilton-Büren, and launched in 1969 as the world first automatic chronograph movement with micro-rotor. Typical characteristics of the movement are the date counter at 6 o’clock and the two pushbuttons, placed across from the crown in two indentations.
To keep the counters, pushbuttons and crown configuration of the original, the new SILVERSTONE’s movement is the Calibre 11 with Dubois-Depraz module.
The re-edition is faithful to the original — not just the same bold mix of round and square and the distinctive technical features, but also the same vintage “HEUER” logo and “SILVERSTONE” lettering at 12 o’clock, and a strap in top-grade perforated alligator.
With its disruptive blend of sport and style, and resolutely geometrical design, the SILVERSTONE is a perfect example of TAG Heuer daring, and a standard bearer of its famous motto: “Swiss Avant-Garde Since 1860.”
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Brand : TAG Heuer Collection : SILVERSTONE Model : SILVERSTONE Reference : CAM2111.FC6259 Nber of pieces : 1860 Complement : Brown Dial Year : 2010 Is not commercialised any more List Price : 7 200 € Diameter : 42 mm Styles : Vintage Sporty Types : Self-winding Calibre : TAG Heuer Calibre 11 Calibre distinction : Côtes de Genève Complication : 30-Minute Counter Chronograph Small Seconds Case material : Stainless steel Polished steel Case peculiarity : Sapphire caseback Crown on the left side Shape : Square Water-resistance : 50 meters Dial color : Brown Display : Luminescent hands Indexes : Luminescent Baton-type Glass : Sapphire Strap material : Alligator leather Strap color : Brown Strap clasp : Folding buckle More characteristics : Oscillating weight with red vintage HEUER logo
Case
“150th ANNIVERSARY 1860-2010 – CALIBRE 11 – SILVERSTONE-LIMITED
EDITION – SWISS MADE – N° XXXX-1860” inscription on the back
Dial
Monochrome vintage “HEUER” logo and “SILVERSTONE” lettering at 12 o’clock
“AUTOMATIC – CHRONOGRAPH ” lettering at 6 o’clock
Perforated leather strap
clasp with vintage “HEUER” logo