this is a fantastic piece of work and research !! Big congratulations it is indeed an awesome read and important piece for the hole community, well done gents !!

Do you know what the SX stamped in the movements stands for ?

Cheers

Arno

www.heuerchronographs.com

: Well friends, Abel and I began work on this page on November 8,
: 2008, so we are pleased to release it within one year of that
: start date. As you might imagine, what started as a simple
: webpage with a couple of photos became more complex, with more
: images, more information and even more movements (as we moved
: from the Cal 11 to the 11-I to the 12 and finally to the Caliber
: 15. (There was also a lapse of several months, when we were
: occupied with other projects.)

: Be this as it may, we hope that you will enjoy this page, and that
: it will only deepen your admiration for the amazing movements
: that power our beloved Autavias, Carreras and Monacos, among
: many others. I expect that we will continue to add information,
: and who knows . . . perhaps a later version of this page will
: cover the Cal 11-GMT and the Caliber 14 movements.

: Please post your questions and comments; of course, corrections
: will also be welcomed. You can view the page through the frame
: below, or by using this link --
: http://onthedash.com/docs/ChronomaticMovements.html

: Special thanks to Hans and Abel for the fantastic work on this
: page, and to the entire OTD / Chronocentric / VetroPlastica crew
: for inspiring the development of this page.

: Jeff

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