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Vintage Heuer Discussion Forum
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It is very pleasing for me that a manufacturer has recognised what Jeff, Chuck, David, Ralf, etc have been doing here and their possible contribution. I too salute your forward thinking and the fact that you are also such an enthusiast, well that is just wonderful.
From comments made to me regarding the vintage Heuers I have owned I would suggest these models.
1. Heuer Autavia PVD (cal.12) This one was military Issue.
Here it is in green. Pic Jarl Fr.
The val.72 GMT Manual Autavia (pic David DeVos)
The val.72 Manual Autavia (I agree with Chuck)
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and of course the A&F Seafarer 50's version with the white dial and blue registers. Very pretty!
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Thank you for coming here and sharing some time and thoughts it will make me smile all weekend and i will tell my forum what has happened here so they can come and see that a CEO can be as enthusiastic as his customers.
Regards
Alistair Gibbons UK
www.atgvintagewatches.com
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