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Hi Stewart,
Thanks for your help.
: Mick,
: I do have makings on the caseback of my 11630 GMT, same size as
: yours, but not quite like yours. Mine is 'C' followed by 3
: numbers (I forget what they are).
: This signifies that it was made for the Swiss domestic market and
: distributed by Heuer’s Swiss distributors Cuanillon. Hence the
: 'C'.
I know the Cuanillon markings.
: Maybe yours are codes for another country?
In this case it ought to be a rather small market, I did never see similar engravings on other Heuer watches.
The NN-N format lets me think of week-of-the-year and day-of-the-week or total number of a set and ordinal number. Any further ideas?
Cheers,
Mick
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