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A Dream: Heuer part 2
My dream, rare, perfect, sublime, an impossible dream , first series Autavia GMT
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391 HEUER listings are live on the eBay market and 15 collector listings on the WatchProSite marketplace.
New Release
Discover foversta's top 15 Baselworld 2019 watches: Breitling Navitimer 806, Bulgari Octo Finissimo Chronograph GMT, Zenith Defy Inventor, and more.
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Vintage
Explore the Concord Impresario GMT, a vintage-style watch with a Zenith Elite caliber 682 movement. Discover its history, design, and value for collectors.
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Lifestyle
Hororgasm showcases his weekend watch choices: Tag Heuer Autavia, Zenith Aeronaft, Rolex Yacht-Master II, Audemars Piguet Shaq, and F.P. Journe Chronomètre Bleu. Explore diverse luxury watch pairings.
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Review
Explore the Omega Speedmaster Mark II ref. 145.014, known as the 'other' Speedmaster. This review details its unique 1970s tonneau case, integrated tachymeter, and caliber 861 movement, offering a fresh perspective on this vintage chronograph.
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Vintage
Bruno.M1 discusses the Zenith De Luca, arguing it's the most undervalued vintage chronograph with its El Primero movement, comparing it to Heuer Autavia and Rolex Daytona.
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Vintage
Discover rare vintage chronographs and dive watches from a Paris GTG, including Longines 13zn, Omega Speedmaster 2998, and Rolex Submariner references.
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A Dream: Heuer part 2
My dream, rare, perfect, sublime, an impossible dream , first series Autavia GMT ...
Never give up on a dream. It was one of my dreams I though would never happen, until ....
... it happened. It was part of a watch trade with a fellow vintage watch collector. It can happen. Cheers, HSTE ...
Thanks. It's a very early example (lowest known serial number for GMT MK1), it has no "T" and no "Swiss" ....
.... so it might have been an early "showcase- or prototype" example. Also featured on Jeff's "OnTheDash" site. Cheers, HSTE
