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Vintage Heuer Discussion Forum
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Hi,
These are bridges for the valjoux 23/72 family, if you scan the completed auctions on ebay you'll se many sold in the last weeks.
They are for watches until 1961-62, the serial number engraved can tell the approx. year
Anyway recently popped up some watches belonging to the period "Heuer Leonidas" with such a kind of bridge.
For sure they are frankens, most likely built up with a movemend with signature other than Heuer, made so more credible for the newbie.
Paolo
: Greetings experts,
: I thought I remembered reading at some point that the Valjoux 72s
: used in the Carreras/Autavias/Camaros (and maybe even any
: of the manual wind Heuer Chronos) were not sold with the Heuer
: Badge logo on the movement bridge, is that correct?
: Further, I think I remember reading that it was funny that it was
: usually the counterfeit and frankens that had this logo'd
: bridge, but I cannot find where I read this. Does this ring a
: bell to anyone? I've seen a Carrera and an Autavia pop up
: recently, both with the shield on the bridge, but look authentic
: otherwise. Both that I'm referring to are also signed Ed. Heuer
: & Co.
: Thank you in advance for any education or insight you can provide.
: -ct
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