Thanks for your reply.
Well, I knew it is made by Heuer and it is cal. 15.
One can't really call it a Bulova...
I have seen these mentioned as "Poor Mans Heuers" however it seems to me
that they are less common than straight Heuers.
If you found one with Cartier on the dial or Serpico y Laino instead of Bulova you'd be expected to pay a hefty premium...
I think that as time goes on some of these will be sought after because they point to a period when Heuer needed
other sellers.

: Hello, & welcome.

: I'm not quite sure what you mean by 'classify', but I'll have a
: stab...

: Looks like a Cal. 15 movement, case & dial based on a Cal. 15
: Autavia.

:
: http://www.onthedash.com/Guide/_Chronographs/62.Autavia/d.Automatic_Autavias/72.Reference_15630/

: Stewart