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Not sure how this could have 'a little bit of the Autavia' as they were released in '69 as well ? that leaves no time for any 'copying' either way by either company
It however preceeds the Heuer Autavia 111.603 G PVD sometimes called the Heuer “Dark Lord,” reference 740303 N , by 5 years . Making this IMO one of the first (or the 1st ?) PVD watches
and I only ever have seen 2 other ones , so they are quite rare
Not sure if it is a 11 or 12 , I havent opened it yet
: very nice , never seen one.
: Breitling with a ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ little bit Autavia , ¯\_(ツ)_/¯a
: part of Bund and ¯\_(ツ)_/¯some Audi Sport. ...Where are the
: hour makers from?
: really a cal 11 ? - 69 early PVD
: thanks for sharing
: mich
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