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Hi all
Not many posts here, but I've found the forum a wealth of information and have a question I'm hoping someone can help with! I'm watching a nice looking Titus chromo on ebay, very similar to a 60s Heuer Carrera. It has a Landeron movement. The seller says it is a 'Poor Man's Carrera' made by Heuer for Titus. Titus is not one of the brands I've seen in the various resources as 'Poor Man's Heuers' and I thought the Heuer watches from that period all used Valjoux movements but I'm no expert - did Heuer manufacture watches for Titus? The watch is currently at a low bid and I'm probably going to bid anyway, but just wondered if anyone could offer a bit more information than I currently have.
Any help much appreciated!
Cheers
Steve
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