TAG Heuer
TAG Heuer Monaco Racing Green CAW218E.FC6565
The TAG Heuer Monaco Racing Green (reference CAW218E.FC6565) is a watch.
Specifications
Case
- Reference
- CAW218E.FC6565
- Collection
- Monaco
Dial versions
This reference was made with these dials and finishes.
CAW218E.FC6565
How it compares within the Monaco family
Side by side with other references in the same collection, from the catalog.
| Reference | Size | Material | Dial | Caliber | Years |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| CAW218E.FC6565 (This watch) | — | — | — | — | — |
| CAL5111.FC6299 | — | — | — | — | — |
| CAW211C.FC6241 | — | — | — | Calibre 11 | — |
| CBL2115.FC6494 | — | Stainless steel | — | Calibre Heuer 02 | — |
| CDW2181.FC8360 | — | Titanium | Blue | TH20 | — |
| CW2111.BA0780 | — | Stainless steel | Black | Calibre 17 | — |
| WAW1313.FC6247 | — | Stainless steel | Mother-of-pearl | — | — |
| WAW1315.FC6217 | — | Stainless steel | Brown | — | — |
| WAW2110.FT6005 | — | — | — | Calibre 6 | — |
About the Monaco family
The Monaco was introduced in 1969 as one of the first automatic chronographs, using the Caliber 11 developed by Heuer with partners. Its square case was among the first water-resistant square watches, and its crown sits on the left. Steve McQueen wore one in the film Le Mans in 1971.
Modern Monacos include chronographs with Caliber 11, 12 and 17, the in-house Heuer 02, special editions in titanium and DLC finishes and the blue-dial models closest to the original. Dealers identify the generation and caliber from the reference, and treat vintage Heuer Monacos as a separate collector market.
Catalog facts checked October 2026.