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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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amazing to see this gathering of fried eggs. we usually see them in boxes of 12 . . . to see 17 of them is amazing!!
maybe cal 15 was never used for the Navitimer as this watch was serious tool for the pilots. to allow only 30 minute timing for this important task might have seemed like a poor compromise. also, maybe they thought that the pilots could afford the best watches, so no need for the cheaper version.
Jeff
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: for today :-)
:
: So may be you remember the first time I have posted a small fried
: egg collection of about 4-5 pieces: this was about 2-3 years
: ago. Now I extended the range and still do need 2 of the
: automatic ones. However than I am done too and may be I will
: start something new. Still I have to stress the bracelet stress
: with this kind of model: to find them is getting harder and
: harder: any onthedash guys who want to help me out and sell me
: theirs?
:
: However a big picture but its worthwhile, as its such a beauty to
: see all the different variations: Breitling was from a dial
: design point of view much more innovative however they never
: made a cal 15 navitimer ...why?
:Have a nice weekend!
:alex
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