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Heuer Autavia.
Another " Type XX " case, after having posted the Breguet and the Jaeger Lecoultre Chronograph sharing the same case.
Best,
Nicolas
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Heuer Autavia.
Another " Type XX " case, after having posted the Breguet and the Jaeger Lecoultre Chronograph sharing the same case. Best, Nicolas ...
I'm always at a bit of a loss when it comes to rotating tachymeter bezels.
There must be some utility to them but I can't quite figure it out. Regardless that's a superior watch that I'd be very happy to have.
Simply beautiful watch!
I really wish "Heuer" had something along these lines in its current Autavia or Carrera lineup in addition to the glassbox.
Do they have the same movement, just different dials and branding,
or are there different movements as well?