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yjfang · 14 October 2016, 04:37 AM

I got into vintage Heuer chronographs lately. I think with JCB at the helm, we will probably see a lot more vintage re-editions which is good for the company. Heuer has a substantial history in motorsports and would be nice for us to be able to enjoy some of those vintage new pieces.

I started with a 70's Autavia 1163 viceroy, followed by Monaco Caliber 11 (modern edition of the Steve McQueen Monaco) and now this 1964 Carrera Re-edition. It is only 36MM (shown here on my 7.25" wrist) but it is so classy and sporty at the same time. The movement (legendary Lemania 1873) is not too shabby either. Oh I couldn't decide between the all black dial, black dial with silver rings, or silver dial so I am buying all 3. This is the first to arrive. Needless to say, I am super happy.

14 October 2016, 04:37 AM	#1
yjfang "TRF" Member Join Date: Oct 2009 Real Name: JF Location: Los Angeles Watch: Rolex Sub 1680 Posts: 1,426	Heuer Carrera 1964 Re-edition I got into vintage Heuer chronographs lately. I think with JCB at the helm, we will probably see a lot more vintage re-editions which is good for the company. Heuer has a substantial history in motorsports and would be nice for us to be able to enjoy some of those vintage new pieces. I started with a 70's Autavia 1163 viceroy, followed by Monaco Caliber 11 (modern edition of the Steve McQueen Monaco) and now this 1964 Carrera Re-edition. It is only 36MM (shown here on my 7.25" wrist) but it is so classy and sporty at the same time. The movement (legendary Lemania 1873) is not too shabby either. Oh I couldn't decide between the all black dial, black dial with silver rings, or silver dial so I am buying all 3. This is the first to arrive. Needless to say, I am super happy.

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