Autavia GMT

Heuer… Autavia Gmt Mark 2 « Red Needles » - 1163 Or… Tudor - Oyster Prince Submariner - Pointed Crown Guards (PCG) - MK4 Dial - 7928 - 1963 Or… Modern Tudor P01…

The watch is from ca. 1968, and it is - say - fairly rare. Cheers, HSTE

… one of my all time favorites. One I thought I would never have the privilege to own. ❤️💙 Cheers, HSTE

… yet loveable nonetheless, 2446C GMT Mk4 with its GF bead of rice bracelet. Being a birth year watch makes it a little bit more special to me Regards

My dream, rare, perfect, sublime, an impossible dream , first series Autavia GMT

I just couldn’t resist a few more casebacks that personally enjoy from my collection… The cool design detail, as viewed through the caseback on the Moonshine …can you see the moon depicted in moon meteorite ? Panerai North Pole GMT, beautifully engraved s

Just got this, really love it. I have (and used to have) ceramic Sub and GMT, while I obviously still prefer to own the R brand vs Heuer, I am surprised by the weight and sturdiness of this Autavia. The bead of rice bracelet is also very comfortable, dare

Seems like it was a time of invention and some interesting and usual watches were produced like the Breitling Super Ocean “slow timer” with a minute chrono hand -- originally a dive watch. Since the hand moves slowly, there is also an indicator at 6 to le

... in nice fall-sun-down light. The absence of the „T“ and the „Swiss“ on the subdial as well as the very low serial number (lowest so far observed one on a GMT 1st Gen) suggest this to be a potential proto-dial. Cheers, HSTE

Collecting vintage Heuer Autavias is a very interesting topic. Some of them were made for military use (Argentina Air Force), there are "Skipper" versions, there are "Mareographe" versions, there are the GMT versions and there are the plain 2446 (three su