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WOW -- I've looked at a bunch of Heuer chronographs over the last few years, in the metal and on the computer screen, from the dial side and from the movement side. Still, I had never noticed your observation / rule: that there are no Heuer "home-plates" (shields) on the 773X movements. That would seem to be very good evidence that these are fakes. But now I notice the question mark (?) in your message??

Thanks for pointing this out . . . now, I will need to go home and check the 773Xs for the shields!!

Amazing what we learn here!!

Thanks again,

Jeff

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: Easy Riders openned from the front and use a
: cheaper movements than a valjoux 7736 .
: Heuer never used the shield engraving on the
: bridge of thew 773? .
: Cheers
: LB

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