If it says "Montreal" on the dial, then it does not belong in an Autavia case. There were no shared cases between these two models, and I don't think that Heuer ever produced a chrono that consisted of a "Montreal" dial in an Autavia case.

With a picture, we could be more definitive.

Thanks for the inquiry.

Jeff

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: Hello out there!

: Can anyboby help, I recentley bought a
: pre-owner Heuer "Montreal" watch,
: however I can't find any reference to this
: particular model on any of the web sites I
: have visited. I am assured that this is a
: "nearly original" watch, but it is
: basically an Autavia in all respects appart
: from the face / dial colouring which is from
: a "Montreal". I have been informed
: that Heuer did produce a number of Montreals
: in Autavia cases? in the early 70's, does
: this seem right?
: The dealer will take the watch back for a
: limited period, any advice on this would be
: appreciated.

: Mark