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Vintage Heuer Discussion Forum
The place for discussing 1930-1985 Heuer wristwatches, chronographs and dash-mounted timepieces. Online since May 2003. | |||||||
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A while ago I knew nothing about watches. Then a Siffert Autavia fell into my lap and I decided to do a little research on it.
Lo and behold, I stumbled upon a website called On The Dash. That was trouble. I can't stop thinking about watches. I have already added another vintage Heuer to my wrist and would have had a third if the dial didn't scare me off.
I didn't think things could get any worse...then thanks to another "abandoned watch", I was given an Omega Speedmaster. I decided to do a little research on it and discovered a webpage and an index of articles written by Chuck Maddox. Uh-oh. This can't be good. Another WIS the caliber (no pun intended) of Jeff Stein.
Yep. It was trouble. In addition to the donated Speedy, now there is a 25th anniversary Apollo XI Speedy in rotation on my wrist.
And that's how it is...I can look at my watch and not know what time it is. I start and stop chronographs just to watch the needles move. I'll sit in a darkened room and compare lumes. I wander through AD's plastering my face on display cases.
So...all jokes aside, I would just like to say a BIG thanks to the guys like Jeff Stein and Chuck Maddox. You've corrupted me horribly, and am I ever happy you did. Thanks for being there.
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