Tag Heuer Monaco V4 Belt Driven Wrist Watch

Apr 29 2004, 7:29pm EST | by Luigi Lugmayr

The is already the coolest Watch, I still do not own for some reason.

Now Tag Heuer introduces a concept Monaco Wrist Watch with a unique patented drive-belt transmission. The V4 Movement replaces the pinions of the traditional mechanical movement with a relay of 13 drive belts. On top of that the Tag Heuer Monaco V4 also features also for the first time a linear oscillating weight.
Check out the Tag Heuer Monaco V4 Product Page. Story first seen on Gizmodo.

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