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Vintage Heuer Discussion Forum
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I've been enjoying reading here for awhile, but I finally have a reason to post. On Monday, I received my first Heuer, a 510.501. I'm generally an Omega guy, but my interest in Heuer has been growing. I'm also suffering from a bit of 5100 fever, so this one seemed like a suitable start.
As you can see, it was used as it was intended. It's always nice to find them in perfect condition, but I can't fault this one for having been worn. The original bracelet is long gone, and the case is not without its nicks and dings. The PVD has faded to a fine shade of grey. I think it just hit its sweet spot.
Here are a few pics:
I'm really enjoying this thing. It's built like a tank and has an incredibly clean dial. I actually have my second Heuer on the way and I can't wait. I guess I'm officially a fan.
A special thanks goes to Chuck. Not only has he been his normal helpful self, but when we discovered we were both watching this one, he bowed out, so that I could get my first Heuer on my wrist. Thanks, again.
eric
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