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Vintage Heuer Discussion Forum
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I agree with you that it would be worthwhile to have production numbers for our beloved Heuer chronographs. For the purists / historians, this is the crucial data (whether we are counting Ferrari GTOs, violins or the rarest bottles of wine).
I am just about convinced that there is no reliable information of this type; not in Heuer's records; not in anyone's memory; nowhere. There may be data on some models (for example, the original Viceroys), but this will be far from complete.
Accordingly, I am resolved to the fact that all that we have is "Samples Per Year" (SPY) . . . meaning, the number of samples that modern-day collectors can expect to find offered for sale, over the course of a year. In the end, maybe that's all that matters.
Jeff
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: Like many within our community i use Arno's book and the OTD
: website as great references when considering any particular
: model. To me one significant fact seems to have been overlooked
: in regards to our passion. What i would like to know is any idea
: of the volume of production for each model. Whether those
: numbers be informed records from Heuer themselves or a good old
: educated guess (estimate). Just to help us keep in mind what we
: are looking at here- Vintage Watches.
: Any chance Jeff of adding to the OTD website some idea of the
: production numbers of each model ?
: Thanks - Darren
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