Heuer Jarama 110.223

1970’s Heuer Jarama 110.223

The Heuer Jarama 110.223 is a vintage chronograph introduced by Heuer in 1977, named after the Circuito del Jarama racetrack near Madrid, Spain. The Jarama was discontinued in 1979 and it is thought fewer than 1000 pieces were made. This model is part of Heuer’s third generation of Calibre 12 automatic chronographs, reflecting a blend of sporty design and refined aesthetics. The TAG Heuer Monza CR2113 perfectly captures the essence of motorsport history offering a sophisticated design that appeals to collectors and enthusiasts alike. interesting Fact “The Jarama circuit hosted the 1976 Spanish Grand Prix, a highly controversial race. Initially the race was stripped of its Formula 1 World Championship status due to safety concerns about the barriers. However, after last-minute reinforcements it was reinstated, but several top teams boycotted the event. British driver James Hunt won the race which became a crucial part of his path to claiming the 1976 World Championship after the infamous rivalry with Niki Lauda.” Dial Colour: Black Collection: Jarama 110.223 Style: Male Case Material: Steel Case Diameter: 38mm Clasp: Buckle Strap: Grey Leather Driving Glove Glass: Plexi Movement: Automatic Calibre 12 Water Resistance: N/A Features: Chronograph Date at 6 O’clock Stock Code: TAG236 The watch comes with a two year guarantee.