Today's offering showcases this quite uncommon and fine Heuer "Golden Hours" chronograph with moon phase and date. Released in 1985 as part of a collection to commemorate Heuer's 125th anniversary, shortly after their merger with TAG, it harkens back to th
Today’s offering showcases this quite uncommon and fine Heuer “Golden Hours” chronograph with moon phase and date.
Released in 1985 as part of a collection to commemorate Heuer’s 125th anniversary, shortly after their merger with TAG, it harkens back to the company’s roots of making very fine mechanical watches.
Powering it is a superior Lemania 1883 movement, likely a practical choice at the time, but also an apt choice given its quality and Lemanias close ties to Heuer.
Midsized and elegant, it packs a lot in a small package. Its dial is nicely balanced and quite complicated, and the gold subdial surrounds add even more elegance.
I think these watches are significantly undervalued given their rarity, complexity, movement quality, beauty, and increasing collectableness of Heuers, and will be a good long term buy. This is an awfully complicated, high quality, rare watch for the money.
It is in beautiful condition with all original parts – it presents as about a 9 out of 10.
A Master Watchmaker has performed any needed servicing on the movement. All functions work well, and amazingly it is keeping time on par with a brand new Heuer chronometer in our testing position. Photos of the inside available upon request.
For the finishing touch we have equipped it with a new calfskin leather strap making it ready for immediate enjoyment.
Like always, included with the purchase is a one-year C.O.T. warranty on the movement and its function, a custom printed Certificate of Authenticity, and a new timing certificate.
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