The TAG Heuer Monaco Evergraph CEW5180.FT8122 was introduced in 2026, showcasing a version crafted from grade 5 titanium coated in black DLC. It retains the iconic 40mm square case typical of the Monaco Evergraph but features a modified dial with a darker palette and striking red highlights. This model shares its design structure and the Calibre TH80-00 movement with its titanium predecessor, while showcasing a distinct external finish, dial hue, and strap design.

With a case diameter of 40mm and a thickness of 14.51mm, it has a lug spacing of 22.59mm. The titanium construction involves black DLC with an array of finishes, including fine brushing and polishing as well as sandblasting. The watch is complemented by a black DLC-coated titanium bezel, crown, and a sapphire caseback frame. Water-resistant up to 100 meters, it also features a domed sapphire crystal. The transparent dial highlights the movement's inverted architecture, allowing visibility of crucial components such as the barrel and escapement. At 3 and 9 o'clock, black opaline counters display the running seconds and a 30-minute chronograph register. The fine-brushed black DLC-coated bridges enhance the aesthetics, while the applied indexes are filled with white Super-LumiNova. The hour and minute hands are crafted in black gold with additional Super-LumiNova filling and red lacquer tips, accompanied by a red lacquered central chronograph hand.

At its core lies the TAG Heuer Calibre TH80-00, a self-winding chronograph movement featuring 47 jewels, operating at a frequency of 36,000 vibrations per hour (5Hz) and boasting a 70-hour power reserve. This timepiece is COSC-certified and incorporates the innovative TH-Carbonspring oscillator, with its chronograph relying on advanced flexible bistable components created using LIGA technology. The watch is finished with a black rubber strap showcasing textile embossing and red stitching, secured by a push-button titanium folding clasp with a black DLC coating.