[Mr Rick]

Slowly but surely I'm accumulating all my vintage Heuer grail watches. The latest should be here in eight to ten days,

Sellers photo:

 

[AAKVIPER]

Wow perfect vintage..all the lum on the hands and markers match..Love the color of the dial..Is the movement a 234 based Valjeux?
I ask because of the same positioning of the date window and sub dials as on a Tudor Monte Carlo 7159.

Awesome find, Arthur :thumbup1: :thumbup:

 

[Mr Rick]

The movement is a Heuer Cal 12 micro-rotor automatic.

 

[ulackfocus]

Great strap choice! Vintage chocolate.... mmmmmm.

 

[AAKVIPER]

The movement is a Heuer Cal 12 micro-rotor automatic.

Thanks for the response..And a great find..Vintage chronos..Just something about them..:biggrin:

Arthur

 

[Batalla]

Mr. Rick,

Your vintage Heur collection is impressive. It will be nice to see them all side by side.

Hope the eight days go by fast for you.

Juan Carlos

 

[Mr Rick]

Mr. Rick,

Your vintage Heur collection is impressive. It will be nice to see them all side by side.

Hope the eight days go by fast for you.

Juan Carlos

Thanks Juan. I am planning a 'family portrait'.

 

[Mr Rick]

My Silverstone has arrived. Here is a bit more information on the watch and a few more pictures.

The official designation is Silverstone Ref. 110.313F ( Flume ) It's dimensions are 42 mm x 44 mm x 14 mm, and is fitted with a 22 mm strap. The movement is a Heuer Caliber 12 micro-rotor automatic, operating at 21,600 BPH. The Silverstone watches first appeared in Heuer catalogs in 1974 and came in three dial colors, blue, burgundy, and smoke (flume).

Here are a few pictures of the Silverstone and a comparison shot of my Monaco and Silverstone.

Silverstone Ref. 110.313F and Monaco Ref. 73633G

 

[GETS]

That's a beautiful watch.

Forgive me for saying so but I would take it over the Monaco 1,000 times over.

 

[a1watch]

great watch, congrats

 

[~tc~]

That's a beautiful watch.

Forgive me for saying so but I would take it over the Monaco 1,000 times over.

x2 - I like the rounded corners more than the sharp ones. There always seems to be so much "wasted space" on the Monaco to me.

That said, love the blue!

 

[212kid]

My Silverstone has arrived. Here is a bit more information on the watch and a few more pictures.

The official designation is Silverstone Ref. 110.313F ( Flume ) It's dimensions are 42 mm x 44 mm x 14 mm, and is fitted with a 22 mm strap. The movement is a Heuer Caliber 12 micro-rotor automatic, operating at 21,600 BPH. The Silverstone watches first appeared in Heuer catalogs in 1974 and came in three dial colors, blue, burgundy, and smoke (flume).

Here are a few pictures of the Silverstone and a comparison shot of my Monaco and Silverstone.

Silverstone Ref. 110.313F and Monaco Ref. 73633G

Wow back to back classics they both are very cool; great find on the Sliverstone! Great pics by the way you have an awesome collection there.

 

[muttley]

Another top quality addition to what must be one of the (if not the) best collection of Heuers out there :thumbup1::thumbup1:. Well done Mr. Rick...

 

[LouS]

That's a beautiful watch.

Forgive me for saying so but I would take it over the Monaco 1,000 times over.

wholly agree for this iteration of the Monaco and this superb Silverstone. Sub in an 1133 B (two white subdials) and I'd be interested in having another look.