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A very difficult question isnt it ?
the Heuer portfolio is so diversive and each caseform and the fantastic dial variations are always twisting around my mind and taste.
This list changes every day...
The Montreal for their colorfull dials...
The Autavia Cal 11/12 for their wrist presence, David, Jo,...
The Monaco for the square uniqness...
The Monza for Ferrari...
The Carrera Cal 11/12 Gold my daily favourite dresswatch, Jack Heuer, Ronnie and Niki...
The Camaro on the wrist driving the 71 455 Pontiac Formula, Jody,...
The Cortina for style and integration of bracelet...
The Verona for the shiny black dial and minimalism...
The Silverstone is Clays watch
The Jarama, Daytona, are the underdogs
The Skipper, Mareograph.....
Ah forgot the godfathers early manual Autavia and Carrera variations for their innovative beauty...
Cheers
Arno
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