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Although the Monaco received all the screen time, a number of on set photos reveal McQueen’s true personal preference as his [[Submariner]] reference 5512. However, his mark had already been made, and the Monaco owes its provenance to him. | Although the Monaco received all the screen time, a number of on set photos reveal McQueen’s true personal preference as his [[Submariner]] reference 5512. However, his mark had already been made, and the Monaco owes its provenance to him. | ||
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Latest revision as of 16:42, 22 April 2020
The Tag Heuer Monaco and Steve McQueen
McQueen was at the height of his career and he was chosen to star in Le Mans, a motor racing drama which introduced the King of Cool to the Heuer Monaco. His props master Don Nunley pointed out that McQueen had chosen a Heuer patch on his white Nomex race suit and subsequently gave McQueen four Heuer watches to choose from. McQueen chose the most unusual piece out of the bunch – the ‘McQueen Monaco’ model 1133B.
Although the Monaco received all the screen time, a number of on set photos reveal McQueen’s true personal preference as his Submariner reference 5512. However, his mark had already been made, and the Monaco owes its provenance to him.
