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Vintage Heuer Discussion Forum
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Over the years, the meaning of "S.A.V.I.C" has been a great mystery, for me and others who collect the vintage Heuers. I have seen the name on a variety of stopwatches and handheld chronographs, but have never been able to learn anything about the meaning of the abbreviation / initials.
I have always imagined that S.A.V.I.C. is the abbreviation of some European automobile club (parallel to the S.C.C.A. -- Sport Car Club of America), but I have not found a single shred of evidence on the subject.
Who can solve this mystery?
Jeff
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It's always a great moment when the visitors make the decision to post the first message on this Forum . . . welcome!! And you are making your debut with a fine looking chronograph!!
: Long overdue intro...I've been visiting OTD for
: a couple of years now for my regular
: Heuer-kick; have a Carrera cal.15 with
: original rice bead, but it's been spending
: all it's time at my watchmaker since the day
: I got it (3 years ago I think...)
: When I found this and looked at the movement, I
: had to have it...!
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: Beautiful blued hands...
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: Anyone have an idea what SAVIC is?
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