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Vintage Heuer Discussion Forum
The place for discussing 1930-1985 Heuer wristwatches, chronographs and dash-mounted timepieces. Online since May 2003. | |||||||
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: Welcome to the forum. I have edited your post to make the photos
: visible, it was just showing blanks before.
Dear Mark, I have profited reading your articles a lot! Thank you very much for the foto format correction, I know how annoying that must be ....
: That is indeed the earliest 3647T I have on record. In fact, it's
: the earliest serial for any 3647, not just the Tachy.
That`s a very interesting and of course exciting info to me, as being only one year into collecting vintage
: Great watch by the way, enjoy wearing it!
By the way, it keeps good time and is running strong, but with the chrono in function, the main time looses significantly. I was not really testing it exactly, just noticed a deviation of some minutes within only some hours. Cannot be more specific right now. I will look at it more closely the next days. But - Is there a kind of expierience, how much deviation/influence the stop function generates "normally" with these pieces?
This is another good one, because now I have an official experts permission to wear a, so to say, historical piece :).
No, seriously, I am not sure if I should/can wear it to often?
regards from Austria
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