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Heuer Montreal blue dial *LINK* *PIC*

To me it does not look right.
Nowhere can I find a reference to a blue dial without white subdials. The markers look flat (instead of raised). In fact, the whole dial is less interesting than what I see in my old Heuer Catalog.
Also, I found the whole thing very "newish" for a watch its age.

This seller however is a well-known source of authentic watches with a good reputation. Also, he is a Heuer collecter himself and seems to have good connections in the industry.

So what do we think of this ?

Heuer Montreal blue dial

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