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Probably still my favorite of all my vintage Heuers: the Autavia ref. 2446 GMT "MK1" i.e. first execution.
The watch is from ca. 1968, and it is - say - fairly rare. Cheers, HSTE
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FranckAlexandre
462
Very early (ca. 1964) Carrera ref. 2447N „Türler“
A timeless beauty. Cheers, HSTE
1Y
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gregcarraram3
1372
Can it get much better than this? ....
A very early Carrera ref. 2447 N with "Türler" double-signature. Ca. 1964 edition with Hexagon case-back, "no-T" etc. Cheers, HSTE
2Y
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chal0072
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Heuer Carrera "Dato 45" ref. 3147 N "first execution" (and a "group picture" as a little "Carrera extra")
Now, this here is the stuff that makes vintage watch collectors' heartbeat increase ..... ... the first execution Dato-45 whereby the date was still placed quirkily enough behind the (most of the time) static stop watch needle. Jacky Heuer obviously got i
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hans_jorgen_1968
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An other very nice piece
I had a mere 2447S first generation which I stupidly sold to fund a vintage piece a furniture. Well, that’s life. Regards from my poorman’s panda ^^
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gregcarraram3
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That sweet little Heuer Carrera 2447N „Meister“ from 1968/69 earns a place on the rusty beam as well.
Jacky Heuer hit the nail on the head when designing these early Carreras. Nothing too much, nothing too little, just what it needs to have a functional chronograph. Cheers, HSTE
7Y
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HSTE
1371
Weekend Heuer. Part 5/? - A little more modern
Let's skip (I will return to that) the old chronographs and jump to more modern ones: Autavia 2446C GMT "First Execution", I believe. Manual wind, of course. I need to check but, according to OnTheDash, this case is "a compressor case" and the watch is fr
13Y
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DivingT
1902