Mareographe First Series

The Heuer Autavia Mareographe, ref. 2446C SF from the early 1970ies. There are obviously "Orvis" branded and "A&F" branded versions around but it seems that the "Heuer" branded are by far the rarest. I really like this iteration of the Autavia. Cheers, HS

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

... one of my grail watches I thought I will never be able to call it "mine". And here you are. Cheers, HSTE

powered by a Valjoux 721. It has an interesting serial number, whereby the 6 digit number consists of five "1" and one "2". Cheers, HSTE

The bezel looks a bit „chewed“ but the rest is in fairly good condition. Cheers, HSTE

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

I do remember the year 1964. I was straight eight years old and for the very first time fascinated by a watch. Not my father's, not my mother's. It was in the mainstreet of our hometown in Germany. Walking around together we stopped at the window of a big

We previewed the Heuer Parade Auction last week HERE The results are in now. Heuer Parade: The Crosthwaite & Gavin Collection” was 100% Sold and achieved CHF 1,450,625 or $1,456,862 or €1,248,843. Vintage Heuer Collectors Jack Heure Happy 85th Birthda

The Autavia, the legendary driver's chronograph from the Sixties beloved of collectors, is making a comeback in 2017. A contraction of AUTomobile and AVIAtion, its name is synonymous with its rotating bezel, its large snailed counters and the exemplary le

We have heard in the past few days of the reedition to come of the Autavia 2446. I have been wearing these days another TAG Heuer classic chronograph with a superb look in my opinion and which was released a few months ago. The TAG Heuer Carrera Calibre 1