You wrote:

. . . none of the cases are exactly like the Heuer, similar maybe but not exact . . . Maybe a footnote to your article is in order. "I have proof that Heuer made these, but I'm not willing to share it."

Perhaps you should write at the bottom of your posting, "I don't know what I am talking about; I am simply wrong; but I write in big, bold letters."

Jeff

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: Well since you don't want to publish them, we really have no proof
: other than your word that Heuer made chronographs for others.
: Heuer didn't make chronograph movements and many different
: brands including Rolex used the same movements. Looking at the
: photos in the article, none of the cases are exactly like the
: Heuer, similar maybe but not exact. Looks like if Heuer made
: them, they would have used the same cases. Do any of these so
: called "Poor Mans Heuers" have any markings anywhere
: to tie them to Heuer? Without definite proof, I have a hard time
: believing that Heuer made all these. Maybe a footnote to your
: article is in order. " I have proof that Heuer made these,
: but I'm not willing to share it."