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"poor man's Heuer-Glycine" Carrera 12 Dato

The “Poor Man’s Heuer” denotes a watch manufactured by Heuer, often bearing a striking resemblance to a blue-chip Heuer model (e.g., the Carrera or Camaro), yet retailed under a different name.

Strictly speaking a "poor man's Heuer" is a watch which has been manufactured by Heuer for a different brand, using some of the same components -- case and movements -- as Heuers but sold under a different name.

Poor Man's Carrera 12 Datos are manual-wind, triple calendar, three-register chronographs, made by Heuer, that are identical to the comparable Heuers, other than the names on the dial and movement; Valjoux 723 movement.

The Glycine Carrera 12 Dato is by far the rarest of all the "Poor Man’s Heuer"

It has the original Carrera case refernce 2547 S rare First execution with the rare "fat lugs", First execution Carrera 12 Dato (Reference 2547) S has wide lugs; white dial and registers; screw-back case .
It has also the Heuer Valjoux 72 movement with the typical curved bridge that can only be found Heuer chronographs and the same Heuer Carrera dial, signed with "Glycine".

I've only seen 2 pieces in 30 years collectible on the worldwide watch market, and I search 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

To see what I write, please take a look at the comparison pictures below.