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Heuer Monaco

Reference 74033 · Black PVD Coated Stainless Steel

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AED 13kLow
AED 99kHigh
AED 33kMedian

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The Heuer Monaco reference 74033, often referred to as the "Dark Lord," was produced in extremely limited quantities around 1974 and 1975. It is distinguished by its 40mm stainless steel case finished with a matte black PVD coating, a departure from the polished steel of earlier 1133 models. Collectors value this reference for its rarity, estimated at fewer than 200 units, and its use of the manual-wind Valjoux 7736 movement rather than the automatic Calibre 11. The dial features orange and red accents against a matte black surface with tritium-filled markers. Due to the fragility of early PVD coatings, examples with intact finishes are scarce. On the secondary market, prices typically range from $40,000 to $80,000 depending on condition. A notable auction result occurred in 2022 when a well-preserved example sold for approximately $150,000, reflecting the premium placed on original case coating.

Auction track record

1 documented sale since 2018. Top hammer $73,785 at Bonhams London in 2018. Median hammer: $73,785.

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LotYearHammerVenue
74033 · Monaco "Dark Lord" 2018 $73,785 Bonhams London

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