Mareographe First Series

This week on my wrist. Cheers, HSTE

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