Heuer Autavia 'Jo Siffert MK2 Pawn Stars' modern a flawless white Tritium dial

a flawless white Tritium dial with printed black Roman indices and a matching handset

Throughout the 1930s and 1940s it was found most often in watches issued to the world’s air forces

with many suffering from over-restoration

We all search for the same careless cool of James Dean

Seeing that we at analog/shift engage in at least one of these activities on a monthly basis

Heuer Autavia 'Jo Siffert MK2 Pawn Stars' modern a flawless white Tritium dialWhy We Love It The 1960s and 1970s are commonly regarded as the golden age of sports car racing. Sex was safe and racing was dangerous. Limits were pushed, records set and demolished, lives lost. Legends were born on the race track names like Jim Clark, Graham Hill, & Jo Siffert. Chronograph wrist watches were an essential piece of kit for these men, and the Heuer Autavia was worn by many of the great drivers of the day. This was due in no small part