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Heuer Bund Chronograph.
The charm and the power of a military vintage Chronograph.
And cherries on the cake, the condition AND the patina of the indices and hands.
Best,
Nicolas
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Heuer Bund Chronograph.
The charm and the power of a military vintage Chronograph. And cherries on the cake, the condition AND the patina of the indices and hands. Best, Nicolas ...
Military charm at its finest.
The patina on those indices and hands tells a story that no new watch ever could. Military vintage chronographs have a presence that commands attention. The condition on this one is remarkable. Thank you for sharing. Bill
That really is a stunning looking Heuer Bund Chronograph.
It really is rare to see a real tool watch in such remarkable condition and as stated the patina on the dial and hands this one is just beautiful. Marc
Love the 1550!
I had one long ago, but mine always had trouble with the crown and stem. Such a great piece of history!
