I have two Heuer watches (timepieces). The first is a Master-Time watch and am hoping to get a "ball park" figure regarding its worth (or asking price). I have done some research and believe it to be a timepiece from the 1958-1967 time frame. It has numbers 12, 3, 6, and 9, it's an 8 day watch, and has "Master-Time" above the Heuer logo. It has "8 DAYS" below the center and "MADE IN SWITZERLAND" below the 6. I have had a jeweler look at it and he was quite impressed with the movement - it still works well. The serial number is 18728 (found on the watch casing). It is in its original box which is in good shape - I believe the timepiece itself is in excellent condition and in excellent working order.
The second timepiece I have is a three-button Monte Carlo stopwatch (12 hour) with what I would call "percentages" (10, 20, 30, etc.) surrounding the actual second indicators (5, 10, 15, 20, etc.). Monte Carlo appears above the Heuer logo and below the timing hand are the words, PAT. APPL. FOR (patent applied for, I suppose). According to my jeweler, the serial number is C5913 (he read this to me when he took off the backing piece). The Monte Carlo is also in its original box (ribbed top), and both timepieces have the backing plates for dashboard mounting. The stopwatch runs well, and all the buttons do, also.
If anyone could provide additional information or make a ball park guess at the worth of either or both, it would be greatly appreciated. The timepieces belong to the pastor of our church and he is rapidly approaching retirement. He has asked me to try to determine an approximate worth of these pieces - he may want to sell at some point in time, but he is not certain until he can get some reliable estimates.
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