Ok, we need more Clebar owners to come forward and tell us whats inside their watches.
Its an odd thing, To redo the dial and find a heuer crown still seems a bit "hard work" for the faker
also it would have to be a very good dial restorer. I have seen very few good re-done heuer dials. most get something wrong and even the tiniest fault like the open 4's on monacos becomes apparent. i guess this still looks like the obvious thing if the Clebars have heuer signed movements and cases, but why would Heuer let these watches go to Clebar all Heuer signed? seems like bad business sence to make cases and movements for someone else and not do a watch in collaboration. ? i would have thought you would have seen both brands signed to the watch like with the zodiac version.
nic