TAG Heuer Just Dropped 7 Watches at W&W 2026. Here Is What They Cost in Canada.

TAG Heuer opened Watches and Wonders 2026 on April 14 with seven new references spanning three collections, three in-house calibres, and a price ladder from $6,650 to $34,000 CAD. Here is what landed and what each one costs at retail in Canada.

• Monaco Evergraph 40mm (2 references, $34,000 CAD each): the first compliant chronograph in a square case, powered by the new TH80-00 at 5 Hz with COSC certification and a 70-hour power reserve. Discover the full TAG Heuer collection at La Maison Monaco.
• Monaco Chronograph 39mm (3 references, $11,500 to $16,050 CAD): the core Monaco moves to grade 5 titanium with the new in-house TH20-11 calibre and an 80-hour power reserve.
• Aquaracer Professional 500 Date 42mm (2 references, $6,650 CAD each): a titanium dive watch rated to 500 metres with the COSC-certified TH30-00 and limited-edition dials.

Every TAG Heuer Novelty at Watches and Wonders 2026

Watches and Wonders 2026 runs April 14 through 20 in Geneva. TAG Heuer front-loaded the week with a Monaco statement: five of the seven novelties wear the square case, and two wear the Aquaracer cushion. The lineup splits into three tiers by movement and price.

• Halo tier: Monaco Evergraph 40mm. Two references (CEW5181.FT8123 in natural titanium, CEW5180.FT8122 in black DLC titanium). TH80-00 compliant chronograph, 5 Hz, 70-hour power reserve, COSC-certified. $34,000 CAD. Scroll to the Evergraph section for the full breakdown.
• Core tier: Monaco Chronograph 39mm. Three references in grade 5 titanium (CDW2181 blue, CDW2180 green, CDW2150 rose gold). TH20-11 in-house automatic, 4 Hz, 80-hour power reserve. $11,500 to $16,050 CAD. Scroll to the Monaco 39mm section.
• Entry tier: Aquaracer Professional 500 Date 42mm. Two limited-edition references (WBP5182 blue, WBP5183 orange). TH30-00 COSC automatic, 4 Hz, 70-hour power reserve, 500m water resistance. $6,650 CAD. Scroll to the Aquaracer section.

Monaco Evergraph 40mm: What Is a Compliant Chronograph?

A compliant chronograph replaces the traditional column wheel or cam-lever switching mechanism with flexible monolithic components that deform elastically instead of pivoting. Traditional chronographs transmit force through discrete pivoting parts, and those pivots introduce friction, wear, and shock sensitivity. Compliant mechanisms use monolithic flex-tolerant components shaped so that specific sections deform under load and return to rest without metal-on-metal contact. The result is fewer pivots, fewer lubrication points, and a cleaner energy path from the escapement to the chronograph hand.

TAG Heuer's TH80-00 inside the Monaco Evergraph is the brand's first production implementation of this approach in the square Monaco case. It runs at 5 Hz (36,000 VpH) with a 70-hour power reserve and COSC certification. The dial is transparent, exposing the square movement architecture and the TH-Carbonspring oscillator that makes the compliant mechanism work.

Both Evergraph references share the same 40mm case at 14.51mm thick, grade 5 titanium construction, fixed titanium bezel, sapphire crystal front and back, and 100 metres of water resistance. What separates them is the surface treatment and dial presentation.

• CEW5181.FT8123, $34,000 CAD: natural grade 5 titanium case and bezel. The transparent dial reveals the TH80-00 architecture directly, with no coating on the bridges. Discover the CEW5181.FT8123.
• CEW5180.FT8122, $34,000 CAD: grade 5 titanium coated in black DLC, with a fixed black DLC titanium bezel. The translucent dial reveals black DLC-coated bridges, black opaline counters, and red chronograph accents, pulling the visual language toward monochrome with a single contrasting colour. Discover the CEW5180.FT8122.

Monaco Chronograph 39mm: In-House TH20-11 in Titanium

The core Monaco Chronograph 39mm gets a full refresh for 2026. All three references run the new in-house TH20-11 calibre, delivering an 80-hour power reserve at 4 Hz (28,800 VpH) with 100 metres of water resistance. The case is grade 5 titanium at 39mm with a left-side titanium crown, a direct nod to the 1969 original. The sapphire case back sits on a grade 5 titanium body. What separates the three is the dial, the bezel metal, and the price.

• CDW2181.FC8360 Titanium Blue, $11,500 CAD: blue opaline dial with silver counters and red accents. The case is finished in brushed, polished, and sandblasted zones of natural grade 5 titanium. Case dimensions are 39mm by 13.9mm. The blue opaline colorway carries forward the heritage of the original Monaco worn by Steve McQueen in 1971, now powered by a fully in-house movement for the first time at this price point. Discover the CDW2181.FC8360.
• CDW2180.FC8360 Titanium Green, $11,500 CAD: sunray-brushed lacquered green dial with black opaline counters. Rhodium-plated hands and indexes are filled with white Super-LumiNova for legibility against the deep green backdrop. Green dials are rare in the current Monaco lineup, making this reference a distinct option within the 2026 refresh. Discover the CDW2180.FC8360.
• CDW2150.FC8360 Titanium Rose Gold, $16,050 CAD: black opaline dial with silver subdials and an angled date window at 6 o'clock. The bezel is fixed 18K 5N rose gold, and the left-side crown is also 18K 5N rose gold, with rose gold-plated indexes and hands. The $4,550 CAD premium over the blue and green references is the cost of the 18K 5N rose gold bezel, crown, and applied dial elements. Discover the CDW2150.FC8360.

Aquaracer Professional 500 Date 42mm: Titanium Dive at $6,650 CAD

The Aquaracer Professional 500 Date 42mm anchors the 2026 TAG Heuer price ladder at $6,650 CAD. Both references are limited editions sharing a 42mm sandblasted grade 2 titanium case, a turning black DLC titanium bezel with a black polished ceramic insert, a screw-down titanium grade 2 crown, a black DLC sandblasted grade 2 titanium helium escape valve, and 500 metres of water resistance. The TH30-00 COSC automatic (certified to ISO 3159) runs at 4 Hz (28,800 VpH) with a 70-hour power reserve.

• WBP5182.BF0010 Titanium Blue, $6,650 CAD: black gradient lacquered dial with a blue lacquered central hand and blue quarter markings on the ceramic bezel insert. Discover the WBP5182.BF0010.
• WBP5183.BF0010 Titanium Orange, $6,650 CAD: black lacquered dial with an orange flange ring and orange quarter markings on the ceramic bezel insert. Same case, movement, and water resistance as the blue. The orange dial and flange ring are the visual differentiators. Discover the WBP5183.BF0010.

All 7 References at a Glance

Every TAG Heuer Watches and Wonders 2026 novelty, ordered from entry to halo. Prices are retail CAD at La Maison Monaco.

TH20-11 vs TH20-00: What Changed in the Monaco

The TH20-11 is the 2026 in-house calibre powering the new Monaco Chronograph 39mm. It replaces the TH20-00 found in references like CBL2188.FT6261, CBL2115.FC6494 (Monaco Gulf), and CBL2111.FC6453. Mechanically, the two calibres share the same 80-hour power reserve, 4 Hz beat rate, and 100 metres of water resistance. The shift is in case materials and the CAD entry price.

Buying TAG Heuer in Canada

La Maison Monaco is an authorized TAG Heuer retailer in Canada, and every 2026 reference on this page carries authorized retailer warranty activation, CAD retail pricing with no foreign exchange conversion risk, and provincial sales tax calculated at checkout. Our dedicated TAG Heuer Rideau boutique in Ottawa and TAG Heuer Royalmount boutique in Ville Mont-Royal (Montreal metro) are the two physical locations for Canadian buyers looking to see these pieces in person. To compare the new Monaco Chronograph 39mm TH20-11 against the existing TH20-00 catalog, both boutiques carry references like the CBL2188 at $14,350 CAD, the CBL2115 Gulf at $10,450 CAD, and the CBL2111 at $10,200 CAD.

Frequently Asked Questions

What did TAG Heuer release at Watches and Wonders 2026?

TAG Heuer released 7 novelties across 3 families. Two Monaco Evergraph 40mm compliant chronographs at $34,000 CAD each, three Monaco Chronograph 39mm titanium references with the new TH20-11 calibre from $11,500 to $16,050 CAD, and two limited-edition Aquaracer Professional 500 Date 42mm pieces at $6,650 CAD each.

What is the Monaco Evergraph compliant chronograph?

The Monaco Evergraph is TAG Heuer's first production compliant chronograph. The TH80-00 automatic calibre replaces traditional pivoting chronograph parts with flexible monolithic components that deform elastically, reducing friction and improving long-term precision. It runs at 5 Hz with a 70-hour power reserve and COSC certification. Two references launch at 40mm in grade 5 titanium, priced at $34,000 CAD.

How much does the TAG Heuer Monaco cost in Canada in 2026?

The 2026 Monaco ranges from $11,500 to $34,000 CAD at La Maison Monaco. The Monaco Chronograph 39mm starts at $11,500 CAD for the titanium blue CDW2181.FC8360 and tops at $16,050 CAD for the titanium rose gold CDW2150.FC8360. The Monaco Evergraph 40mm is $34,000 CAD for both the titanium CEW5181.FT8123 and the titanium DLC CEW5180.FT8122.

What is the difference between calibre TH20-11 and TH20-00?

Mechanically, the two calibres are very similar: both deliver an 80-hour power reserve at 4 Hz with 100 metres of water resistance. The key differences are case materials and CAD entry price. TH20-00 references used steel and DLC titanium starting at $10,200 CAD. TH20-11 references use grade 5 titanium (and grade 5 titanium with 18K 5N rose gold) starting at $11,500 CAD.

Where can I buy the 2026 TAG Heuer Monaco in Canada?

La Maison Monaco is an authorized TAG Heuer retailer with two dedicated boutiques. TAG Heuer Rideau in Ottawa (50 Rideau St) and TAG Heuer Royalmount in Montreal (5050 Cote de Liesse, Ville Mont-Royal, QC) both carry the 2026 lineup at CAD retail pricing with full manufacturer warranty.

Discover the complete 2026 TAG Heuer collection, including the Monaco Evergraph, Monaco Chronograph 39mm, and Aquaracer Professional 500 Date, on the TAG Heuer page at La Maison Monaco.