: I'm really patchy on 50s Heuers. Others know a lot more - Jarl is
: one of the "go to" people for Heuers of this era.

: They do seem to be some of the watches that are still available
: relatively cheaply, though, as I think it's an era many of us
: have yet to discover. There does seem to have been quite a lot
: of diversification in the 50s, with less of the strong focus on
: chronographs we see throughout most of the rest of Heuer's
: history. Some DNA does seem to be carried forward more or less
: intact, such as in the perpetual calendar watches but others
: seem to have reached dead ends and remained in the 50s.

: I think they are on the smaller end of the watch size cycle in the
: 50s - think more first generation Carrera than late Autavia.

Thank you for the info Mark

Best Regards

Jonathan