Thanks for the message.
I believe that Heuer manufactured chronographs for Bulova, which used the same Cal 12 automatic movement as the Heuers. these would be in the category of "poor man's Heuers", as they typically sell at some discount to the Heuers.
Heuer manufactured chronographs for several other brands, as shown on the page linked below. I believe that Bulova belongs in this same category.
In terms of the Monza -- I believe that the sort of transplant that you describe should work. From time to time, you do see cases offered on ebay or other internet sites.
Thanks again for the message.
Jeff
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: I am the owner of a Heuer Monza with the chrome
: plated case from the 70's.
: The case is not looking that good any more
: so I thought ,though it isīnt original, that if
: I
: could find a stainless steel case like the
: Carrera ect. it would be very nice.Could
: anyone help me in this matter.
: Also I have a Bulova chrono that is similar
: to the Heuer Autavia with micro rotor. Do you
: know the story behind this.
: Best wishes from Denmark.
