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Heuer 7753 - new acquisition
I’m proud to present to you this new acquisition of mine. It is an exceedingly rare 7753 reference but what makes this exceptionally rare it is condition. 
I believe that only about 20 of these have existed, and were produced specifically for the Belgium Armed Forces.
It’s military styling is apparent with very clear Arabic numerals with gobs of Lume, and matte black dial. Very utilitarian and yet, like a Rolex 1016, also quite charming. 
Inside beats a V7733. 
Thanks for looking
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Heuer 7753 - new acquisition
I’m proud to present to you this new acquisition of mine. It is an exceedingly rare 7753 reference but what makes this exceptionally rare it is condition. I believe that only about 20 of these have existed, and were produced specifically for the Belgium A...
OMG is it new?:)
There so much radium in it! Anyway, beautiful and very rare gem. P.S. Is there any writings on the caseback?
Congrats on this really nice condition Heuer ! From what i read on Onthe Dash and Omegaforum the number on the back , such as 70 /112, designates year of production and number of watches.
While there were very few made, it does suggests more than 100 pieces in said year i think. But the one such as in your condition is probably a less than 10 pieces survivor. So real treasure