heuer anni 40/50

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francamente non so se è il posto giusto dato che vi trovo solo orologi anni 70,tuttavia li posto ugualmente

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[Mark Moss]

Great little watch Celestograph. We don't see enough of the 50s Heuers in my opinion. And as it's the era I know least about Heuer-wise, every one I do see advances the knowledge at least a little!

Mind if I post your pictures over on the OnTheDash Heuer forum to get a discussion going there too? Or you are welcome to put them up too, of course:

http://www.chronocentric.com/forums/heuer/

[celestograph]

dear mark I appreciate your interest for my pics ,you can use the pics in the way you think better , hy maurizio

[Mark Moss]

Thanks Maurizio.

Here's the post: http://www.chronocentric.com/forums/heu ... d;id=39631

Let's see if the watch gets some nice appreciation there too

[abcoro]

Very special watch Maurizio.

Looks like this is one of the very early automatics...a bumper automatic.

Very nice...but I guess the weight makes a lot of noise when "Bumping".

Ciao,
Abel.

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noise? not so much as you can think, I have several bumpers and they are noisy only when the coils are not right. mind that an important factory like JLC produced this automatic till the end of the 50thies, while others produced full-rotor- matics since the 40thies

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[Mark Moss]

Again a nice one Maurizio! Seems you have a nice collection of some of the older Heuers.

These up-down chronos are pretty rare as most of Heuer's production during the 40s had a 3-6-9 or 3-9 register configuration.