Thanks to the purchaser, for a transaction that had good karma.

Jeff

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: We’re four days into December now, so it’s time for my
: annual “clearance sale”. If they haven’t been worn over
: the past year (or haven’t been worn enough), then it’s time
: for them to go to new homes. All watches are in good operating
: condition, although most have not been serviced recently. You
: can see additional photos of each of the watches HERE .

: Gallet Commander. This is a beautiful little
: chronograph, with a unique oval shape, that is powered by the
: Excelsior Park 42 movement. It is small, at 30 millimeters
: across the dial (horizontally) and 31.5 millimeters
: (vertically). Oddly enough, this chronograph was called the
: “Commander”, and you can read more about it HERE . The
: price is $1,800.

:

: Heuer Carrera 45 Dato, Reference 3147 N (Second
: Execution). I have had this one in my collection for a
: long time, but it’s not getting much wrist-time lately, so
: it’s time for it to go. Beautiful original hands; strong
: printing on the dial; inner bezel is clean. It has a couple of
: very light spots on the dial, down by the “T Swiss”, but
: compared with what we often see on the black Carrera 45 Datos,
: this is relatively minor. Measures 35.5 millimeters across the
: dial. You can see more photos of this watch in the OnTheDash
: Gallery, HERE . . . the photos begin with the numeral “2”.
: The price for this one is $13,500.

:

: Belair GMT. This is the same idea as the Autavia
: GMT, but in a cushion shaped case. The watch is near mint;
: original finish on the case, with only the lightest scratches;
: very clean Valjoux 724 movement; serviced while I owned it. The
: selling point on any of the Autavia GMTs is the bezel, and this
: one is as strong as I have seen. This chronograph measures 42
: millimeters across the dial, comparable to the C-shaped Autavia
: cases. The price is $2,800.

:

: Heuer Flieger One-Button Chronograph. Technically,
: this is the Reference 358 chronograph, but collectors call it
: the “Flieger”, as it was made for pilots. These chronographs
: used chrome-coated cases, but this particular watch has been
: replated in silver. It’s powered by the Valjoux 22 movement
: (which is larger than the Valjoux 23), and the case measures
: 38.5 millimeters across the dial. The case has a hinged back,
: with a thickness of 13 millimeters. You can see more photos of
: this watch in the OnTheDash Gallery, HERE . . . the photos
: begin with the numeral “1”. Suddenly, people are chasing the
: Valjoux 22-powered Heuers, and the Fliegers are the most
: desirable of these chronographs (at least to my eye). The price
: for this one is $3,800.

:

: Zenith 146 18 Karat Gold Chronograph. This is a
: beautiful 18 karat gold, three-register chronograph powered by
: the legendary Zenith 146 movement. The case is clean and bright,
: and in top condition; some freckles on the dial, but it looks
: great on the wrist. At 35 millimeters across the dial, this is
: the perfect dress chronograph. The price is $2,000.

:

: Zodiac, Reference 73463 This is the “Poor
: Man’s” version of the Autavia Reference 73463, and was
: produced by Heuer for Zodiac. It’s identical to the Autavia,
: other than the name on the dial and movement. The colors on this
: one are super strong – the black is black, and the orange is
: very bright, with no fading at all. You can see several more
: photos of this watch HERE . This chronograph measures 42
: millimeters across the dial. The price is $3,800.

:

: Prices are firm (at least for now), but you can feel free to make
: an offer on any of these watches. Payment is only by bank wire
: or cashier’s check, with shipping and insurance to be added.
: Send me an email with any questions. I am happy to send or post
: additional photos, upon request.

: Thanks for looking!!

:
: Jeff