OK, guys . . . we keep hearing that there are only 150 of the 18 karat gold automatic Carreras, from the 1970's (Reference 1158). But I am having trouble believeing in this number.
We have five different models or versions of the 1158 (lines E-4, E-5, E-9, E-10, E-23 and E-32 in our Carrera reference table), with differences in the dial colors, registers and hands.
How is it possible that Heuer made six different versions of this watch, with total production of 150 pieces? How is the survival rate so high, with our seeing several of these bought and sold every year? Perhaps there is one execution that was limited to 150 pieces, but surely there are more than 150 of the 1158 Carreras?
Please help me out with these Carreras . . . what am I missing here?
Jeff
