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Just got my first Heuer, a Monte Carlo originally issued to the British Military. The differences from a "civilian" Monte Carlo that i have noticed are:
- "T" in a circle logo on the face.
- Bezel is smooth.
- Bezel has the indentation for the pointer but no paint/luminous material have been applied.
- Three tiny set screws spaced evenly around the perimeter of the case seem to "lock" the bezel at the 60 position.
If anyone has information on the Military use of the Monte Carlo, please share.
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