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: I have an vintage Heuer up/down chronograph with a strange Heuer
: logo. I posted some pictures of the watch a couple of years ago,
: but no one had an answer.
: I have since then tried to collect as much info as possible, and
: have found some information. I have seen some claims that this
: was a military model, and most owners date them to late 1930's
: (1938) or very early 1040's.

: The movement is the same on all 2HEUER2 I have found. A unsigned
: Venus 170. I know that Heuer produced an up/down chronograph
: with Valjoux 77 later, that is fully signed. None of the
: Val.77's that I have seen has the 2HEUER2 logo.

: Here is some pictures of my 2HEUER2.

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: I know that some claim that all Heuers with Venus 170 are fakes.
: But it is strange that all 2HEUER2 that I have found, have the
: same movement if they are fakes.... My watch looks unrestored
: and original. And it is not bougth from South-America on Ebay,
: but from an old Norwegian pensionist that is not even a watch
: collector.

: It also seems to be some sense in the casenumbers that I have
: collected. They are all close, 102645, 103676 and 104352. All
: are stamped inside at the bottom of the caseback. There is two
: types of cases, one with "normal" lugs, and another
: with thinner lugs. There is several dial designs.
: Please check out pictures that I have collected.

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: It would be very nice if someone at TagHeuer could confirm that
: these 2Heuer2's are genuine, and why they are marked like that.
: I think at least some of them are real. Mine look and feels
: original...
: Nic at www.heuerboy.com has a Venus 170 driven Heuer for sale,
: and as far as I know, by own experience, he is an serious
: dealer.

: Is there anyone out there with more info? Jeff?..... Arno?

: regards
: Jarl (who still hunts for more info....)