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Vintage Heuer Discussion Forum
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I offered this before, but decided not to sell. I'm putting this back up for sale as SWMBO says that I have to get rid of it.
This came in a lot of clocks I purchased at auction, that included a perfect A&F Heuer Rally Master pair. I love this clock, but can't keep it, so figured I would post it here in case anybody is interested. While it's outside my wheelhouse, my research shows that it's an Imperial Japanese Navy ship's clock by Seikosha, now Seiko. It's 8 inches in diameter and weighs a ton.
From what I've read, there are very few of these available as the Japanese navy didn't do very well in WW2, so most ended up on the bottom of the ocean. The glass cover opens, it's key wound (key included) and it runs like a champ. It just keep going and going. If any of my info is inaccurate, please let me know. I'm not expert on military clocks, I would appreciate the help.
I'm asking $1000, plus shipping at cost and no charge for paypal. Any questions, please ask. Need a pic to prove it's real, no problem.
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