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The Verona is one of my favorites -- with its clean lines and smaller case -- but I have always wondered about the name. Any explanations?
Next, we can discuss the Kentucky (horses race there) and the Pasadena (best known for the Rose Bowl -- parades and football games)!
Jeff
All this talk of racetracks and Cal 12 Heuers reminds me of an unanswered question: How did the Verona get its name? Is there a racetrack nearby (if so, it's not so well-known) or did Heuer decide to take a break from the racing theme (Siffert and McQueen) and move toward romance (Romeo and Juliet)?
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