Hello my fellow wis,

Have seen the Formula 1, Aquaracer, Kirium, Carrera and Monaco club.
But i can’t seem to find a Autavia club, and since my latest addition is an Autavia i guess now is as good a time as any to start one. If by some chance there already is a Autavia club then this post can be ignored/deleted. If not then let the pictures speak! I’ll begin.

I was offered a watch locally that is a square Monaco non-Chrono, blue dial. Allegedly about 10 years old, but no box or papers. The markings on the back of the case are WW211 for model (seems right) and vl0636 for serial number. A couple pics of the caseback are attached. Can anyone help me identify if it’s real or fake and maybe help with the current value? I like Monacos a lot but small wrists… if this one is real and a good value, willing to try and live with it.

Thanks in advance…

Help identify real or fake Monaco?

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It was the very first TAG HEUER that caught my attention to the brand back in the 90s, and it happened to be the model that I added last to my collection. (Last Week )

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Of course, pics are welcome, as are the stories behind them!

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I’m in!!