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Hey Jeff,
Here's an interesting link to have a look at the different dial versions from the Bund:
http://brown-snout.com/horology/articles/heuer_bundeswehr_chrono/
Basically there were the normal "Bund" versions and watches issued to the Norwegian army (marked "Lufftosrvaret" on the caseback).
Helmut Sinn could buy the rest of the Heuer Bund production in the late 80's and 90's and modified some of them replacing the original dial by a Sinn dial.
I only saw about the "civilian versions" Bunds on the net, no other sources known from me mention a "civilian version" issued by Heuer. Maybe can anyone else help me about this?
Cheers,
Yuriae
Francis:
: Thank you for this message. I would really like to learn more about
: the various Bund models . . . right now, it's all a jumble to
: me: Leonidas / Heuer / Sinn German or Italian issued CP-1 /
: CP-2 issued versus civilian original versus service 3H / H3 /
: plain etc., etc., etc.
: It seems very difficult to assemble all this information, and to
: authenticate these watches, but if you have the information, I
: would love to collaborate, edit and publish!! And, of course, a
: proper set of hands would be great to have!!
: Thanks for all this!!
: Jeff
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