Monaco Chronograph x Goodwood Festival of Speed 2026 — TAG Heuer Returns as Official Timing Partner

Originally reported by Time+Tide Watches. This article is a curated summary of their original coverage.

1993 and July 9–12, 2026

1993 is when the Goodwood Festival of Speed began under the 11th Duke of Richmond. The 2026 edition runs July 9–12, and TAG Heuer will serve as Official Timing Partner again.

Monaco Chronograph for Goodwood

TAG Heuer has introduced a Monaco Chronograph linked to the Goodwood Festival of Speed 2026. The collaboration is presented in the context of the brand’s ongoing timing partnership with the event.

Why the partnership matters

Goodwood is one of motorsport’s best-known celebrations; its origin and continuity matter to brands that trade on racing heritage. TAG Heuer rejoined the festival as Official Timing Partner in 2025 and is continuing that role into 2026, which frames this Monaco release as part of a multi-year relationship.

What we know and what to watch for

The announcement ties the Monaco nameplate directly to the festival weekend. The concrete items confirmed so far are the partnership, the festival dates, and the existence of a Monaco Chronograph associated with Goodwood 2026. Specific specs, distribution and pricing have not been published yet.

Where to see it first

Expect the watch to appear during the July 9–12 festival weekend. If you need hands-on access or first availability, Goodwood is the obvious place to start; official launch details should follow from TAG Heuer in the run-up to the event.

Open question: will TAG Heuer limit the Monaco to a Goodwood-only run or make it a wider release? Watch this space during the festival.

Originally reported by Time+Tide Watches. This article is a curated summary of their original coverage.

Tags: TAG Heuer, Monaco, chronograph, Goodwood