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Did you find this now or keep it in reserve until we felt we had learned nearly everything..?
Related Question: are Autavias, like this one, with the "RR grille" markers (imagine the old rolls royce radiator grille, I thought an automative analogy would be good) always indicative of an earlier Autavia than the more usual "thin rectangle markers" (with long thin luminous insert) ?
I thought maybe the ealier markers would correspond with a Cal.11 movement but I checked a "Siffert" 1163T I have with the "RR grille" markers (but no Chronomatic) and it has a Cal.12 in it now.
Any views?
PS: before the flames - yeah I know rolls royce is not a marque that fits in a Heuer forum but thats the first analogy that came to mind.
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