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. . . 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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Yes Jeff, I do write in BIG BOLD letters. Only because it is easier to read. After you get old, maybe you will understand.

But, I'm not ready to admit being wrong.
I'm sure someone assembled chronos for Sears, Tourneau, (and others that don't mfg. watches).
It could have very well been Heuer or some other mfg. that did make watches.
I think we agree that Heuer didn't make movements. What about cases, dials, and hands. Did they buy these out too?