Heuer Leonidas

Description: The first chronograph of Heuer-Leonidas for the Bundeswehr was Leonidas (cal. Valjoux 22) in relatively rare items and accordingly interesting for the collector. Next came Heuer and Sinn (cal. Heuer 1550 equal to Vx 23) in the same steel case

The Bund Specs; And as we are at it, the Leonidas Bund: Best, Nicolas

Have a big following, with AP prior to 1990 production was much lower than Rolex and even Patek so the audience is much smaller and even more so with the non royal oaks. We lost collectors, old employees at AP and dealers and their knowledge. May they RIP

Two for the price of one. And both from 1964, which is my favorite year. Alas, none are mines. Not yet, at least. Best, Nicolas

One of my few targets, for this year. I have to harass its owner though... It will take me one good year to achieve convincing him. Best, Nicolas

A marvel of a military chronograph delivered to the pilots of the Esercito Italiano ( E.I ). In the vein of the Heuer / Leonidas Bund. Another watch with a lot of soul, character and History. Best, Nicolas

Why a Leonidas in the Heuer Section? Because it is the Heuer Bund brother, this chronograph. I could see one three years ago with its original box and papers, and still haunted by it. A real time capsule. Best, Nicolas

I hate to say this, but I doubt that this one is authentic. Heuer acquired Leonidas in 1964; this watch clearly looks older than that; I am not aware of any co-branded watches, before or after the merger. It would be very interesting to see the movement,

My most difficult watch hunt thusfar has been rewarded with this beautiful Berna 2 register chronograph in 40mm, and it has taken a lot of patience and an incredible stroke of luck from Lady Fortune. Most difficult because the list of demands was long : S