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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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For myself, I can think of some examples - the TMH "non" calculator, which I bought - I really love the design, so I was happy to bid like crazy for it, and I love it now I own it. It doesn't matter to me that it is just a weird oddity and will not keep (or increase) it's value like a classic carrera or monaco. Picture is below.
A contrary example (OK, this is one with more widespread appeal) is the diver autavia 11063. I never really liked the design (too rolex wannabee for my tastes) but one the other hand I really need it to complete my otherwise full collection of the 11063 line. The one someone was selling on the forum a week ago was really superb (I loved the decompression bezel - very rare!), but I can't justify the cost as I would rather have other heure models (or omegas) at that price. So that will just have to remain a hole in the collection.
Talking of stupid rare models to love - the 2446 autavia case skipper is now no.1 on my wishlist, so if anyone wants to sell theirs for an excellent price or trade for something serious, please contact me!
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