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Excellent research and posting, Henrik!!
Let me try to simplify . . . if we take the serial numbers as being sequential / accurate, then we have the following:
I believe that most regattas had a 10 minute countdown to the start, so the 10-5-0 makes mare sense. The moment you start the chronograph, you are counting down 10 minutes to the start, not 15 minutes to the start.
Jeff
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: Hi guys,
: I am sure you found the Skipper 73464 on ebay
: http://www.ebay.com/itm/201140009835 .
: It seems to be one with fitting serial to the late case Valjoux
: Skipper (see the different pusher cut out) with the different
: dials (look at the subdial color and register). The case has the
: same reference number than the early case of the Valjoux
: Skipper: 73463.
: Something I know I wrote same month ago in a small post here:
: http://www.heuerchrono.com/heuer-skipper-2/new-type-of-skipper-73464/
: Then I will keep the fingers crossed the Skipper will find a good
: home and will come to the family.
: Have a great week
: Henrik
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