Heuer Chronographs and Motorsports is my passion since I was little really, I have started working on my book in 2006 and have finished it end of 2007, thats how long it took for me to cover the endless and utterly creative Heuer portfolio of the 60is and 70is. Still some chapters missing in there, one day if there is time.
After the cooperation with TAG Heuer and Bonhams my main collector focus is still on Heuers it is just my favourite brand.
The collection is very large or xlarge focusing on very rare models and new old stock pieces. All are safely tucked away in a bank safe for security reasons.
Best,
Arno

: I have received an e-mail message that asks me some interesting
: questions about our community of vintage Heuer collectors.
: Before I attempt to provide an answer, I thought that I would
: post a couple of questions here, to gather some information.
: Basically, this query asks how many of us there are in this
: community and about some of our collecting habits. So let me ask
: our readers the following: Name (or nickname) and location [or
: you can tell us that this is private] In terms of the Heuers,
: what is the focus of your collection and approximately how many
: watches are in your collection? We can use ranges, as follows:
: Micro-collection -- 5 watches or less; Small collection --
: between 6 and 10; Medium -- between 11 and 25; Large -- over 25,
: less than 50; Very large -- over 50. [again, feel free to tell
: us that this is private / personal] What other brands of watches
: (or other type of objects) do you collect? Do you own any TAG
: Heuers, and are they "vintage" (older) or modern? If
: you are a "lurker" and want to keep it that way, feel
: free to send me an e-mail message; I will keep you personal
: information entirely confidential. If you want to "come
: out", even briefly, that will be interesting as well.

: Who knows . . . maybe we will enjoy seeing this data, and conduct
: the census / survey on a periodic basis!!

: Thanks in advance for your replies!!

: Jeff