I thought that our readers might like to see the "finish" on a Valjoux 7736 movement, used in a genuine Heuer . . . nice, isn't it!!

Jeff

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: Not so fast Jeff. You've seen a few more Heuers then I have, but i
: won't let it be dismissed that easily.
: it could well be some prototype and you MAY classify it as a
: "mystery", but I have problems accepting
: your offhand dismissal.

: I've contacted the seller, who run's a reputable family business in
: Amsterdam's main antiques street.
: Had his son on the phone this morning: the watch comes from an
: estate which also contained a perfect 74033B.
: He'll ask his father and they will contact the source's family to
: find out more. He he is genuinely horrified about
: any suggestions/claims or (shadows of) doubts.

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: IMHO:
: The bezel is the big unknown... on the pic you may recognize
: remnants of "blue factory film"
: The movement is mint... you call the shots on the stampings on the
: bridge and inside case.

: BUT:
: The dial and case resemble the 77363 MH Mil posted as reference.
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: The hands are not the nicest set I've seen... BUT look at the
: "Champion":
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