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Here's something I'd never seen before: a co-branded Heuer 510.502 (the olive drab one) with both Heuer and Tourneau on the dial.
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/155005416677?hash=item24170af4e5:g:MJsAAOSwo2digQ8j
The Heuer shield is much smaller than usual to accommodate for the jeweller's name. I do remember other L5100-powered private label specimens (mainly Tourneau and Lederer), and notably Chuck Maddox used to own one by Tourneau - but all the others I have seen only had the private label on the dial, this is a novelty to me.
Now the boring stuff: not connected to the seller, not interested in the sale or purchase etc. - yet a very nice watch.
What do others think?
Cheers,
Fabrizio
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