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Jeff
Very nice article. I agree 100 % with you that heritage has to go hand in hand with innovation.
If money was no problem I would have the super fast Heuer Mikrograph 1/100th of a second - but my money only allows the Zenith Striking 10th 1/10th of a second!
It is a lovely watch but I am afraid that a modern 42 mm watch will corrupt my love for vintage Heuers - so it will stay for some time and then leave for another home.
Here seen together with my A386 (that is for sale!)
Peter, Denmark
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