MONACO

The Library — the entry list

Fourteen references on the grid, scrutineered nightly: every entry verified on its own page before it takes its place here. Six dossiers open the library; eight spotlights stand where full dossiers will follow. Every figure below is computed from the desk’s sweep at the November 5, 2026 close — asking prices as displayed, never sales.

The founding line — Jack Heuer’s legibility-first chronograph of 1963, named for the Carrera Panamericana.

AUTomobile + AVIAtion — the rotating-bezel flagship: manual-wind first, then among the first automatic chronographs anywhere. The white-dial 1163 carries Jo Siffert’s name in the paddock to this day.

The square case that was a genuine first — and the watch this desk is named for: the 1133 is the reference worn in Le Mans (1971).

The named specialists of the charter — Camaro, Silverstone, Montreal, Calculator, Monza, Skipper. Benches of their own on the board.