Dr.Sascha
·Got a line on this from a private seller, but a couple of things raised my eyebrows:
1. I can't find any other Heuers in this configuration
2. I've never seen a Heuer bezel with the round indicator at 12 rather than the inverted triangle
3. It looks _exactly_ like a Lator from the same period (https://timepeaks.com/item/pr347/)
4. It's not signed Heuer anywhere else besides the dial (i.e. inside caseback), and the back is a blank screw-down .
The seller seems honest, and says his watchmaker never raised any issues of its authenticity. But still . . .
1. I can't find any other Heuers in this configuration
2. I've never seen a Heuer bezel with the round indicator at 12 rather than the inverted triangle
3. It looks _exactly_ like a Lator from the same period (https://timepeaks.com/item/pr347/)
4. It's not signed Heuer anywhere else besides the dial (i.e. inside caseback), and the back is a blank screw-down .
The seller seems honest, and says his watchmaker never raised any issues of its authenticity. But still . . .