: Thanks Warren.
: Yes, the booklet that you showed in the photo looks legit, from
: what I can see. Problem is, it is for a different model, you
: said it had the Ref. No on it, which is for a wristwatch from
: the well documented Golden Hours series from the mid 80s, so
: it's safe to say the booklet does not belong withthe pocket
: watch.
: I have that brochure, I'll check it tomorrow.

: The gold foil shield on the inside if the box is vexing, Heuer
: never used that type of design on boxes, you see it on the
: booklet, but never like that.

: Further research is needed, certainly that pocket watch is not
: familiar. I'll check the brouchure and get back to you.
: Can you tell me if there are ANY markings on the case? Do you have
: a movement photograph, and more photos of the booklet, showing
: it in it's entirety.

: Stewart
: - Heuerville

The booklets were in the box under the watch holder. The back of the case is smooth with no markings. I do not have a movement photo and I am not sure how the case back comes off. There is a small screw in the side of the case opposite the crown. This is very interesting. Do you think there is a chance it is a special low volume golden hours model and they could not bothered to make a new manual for? Back in those days my dad bought most any watch he liked and I ended up with some Heuer, rolex and omega hand me downs, so I don't think there was any funny business there. Thanks again. Warren