Heuer Silverstone

About this reference

The Heuer Silverstone reference 110.313 was produced between 1974 and approximately 1977 as a successor to the Monaco. Collectors target this reference for its distinct "TV screen" stainless steel case, which features rounded edges and integrated lugs, and its use of the Calibre 12 automatic chronograph movement with a left-sided crown. The model was offered in three primary dial colors: blue, smoke, and red. The smoke (fumé) variant is particularly noted for its sunburst finish and color-matched date wheel at the six o'clock position. On the secondary market, these watches typically trade between $5,000 and $9,000 depending on condition and original bracelet presence. A notable production detail is the use of the "NSA" steel bracelet, which is often missing from modern listings. While less rare than the original Monaco, the Silverstone's limited four-year production run maintains its scarcity among vintage Heuer enthusiasts.