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Re: Heuer Verona - two questions
In Response To: Heuer Verona - two questions ()

Hi Franco, and welcome..

I'll admit that I'm not a Verona expert, but I am aware of it.
As far as I know, the Verona is like most Heuers of that period.. and that the serial number of the watch is most likely marked between the lugs. No Heuer, AFAIK has the movement serial no. stamped there. Also, I'm not aware that the Cal. 12 actually had individual serial's.. non visible anyway.

Perhaps someone else can confirm.. maybe there is one hidden away in the movement, but it's not something I've ever heard of.

Stewart
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