Thanks for your info. You have put my mind at rest. It was the hands that had thrown me a bit and as I am new to this watch "business" I am very green and the more I read the more I realise that the unweary can live to regret their purchases.

I really bought it as I liked how it looked and its going to be a wearer, but knowing that it looks more or less correct is a bonus.

Thanks again,

Regards,

Mark

: Hello, I think it's a genuine Heuer from the late 1930's. It have
: the same dial design as the one pictured on the front of a 1938
: Heuer catalogue.

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: The hands is different, but they used several different designs. My
: guess is that it has a unsigned Landeron movement.

: Regards
: Jarl