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I am trying to learn more about the 2543s, and was wondering if there is information on the different dial/hand combinations.
For example,
I see this copper dial, with what I thought were earlier hands
http://www.farfo.com/vintage-wristwatches/heuer-early-2543-pre-carrera-vintage-triple-date-chronograph/
And this early dial, but with gold sub-register hands (and the hands seem too short versus other 2543s I have seen across dial types..plus the dial seems completely off, though the seller implies is original.."almost NOS" whatever that means :) )
https://www.horare.com/watches/1950s-heuer-triple-date-chrono-2543
Are both of these correct variations?
And were all of these 2543s 72C?
(I have seen some examples thanks to OTD at
http://onthedash.com/Guide/_Chronographs/40s_50s_Triple_Calendar_Chrono/Reference_2543/Reference_2543_Early_Version/
)
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