Heuer Autavia 11630V Travel Red accents on the sweeping

Red accents on the sweeping seconds hand and on the locking crown mechanism wrap up the package brilliantly

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in workdays that lasted from 6 AM to noon or noon to 6 PM—all this

Omega used the caliber 321 in the Speedmaster from 1957 to 1968

the rarer steel variants that weighed in at roughly 37mm are the most sought after today

Heuer Autavia 11630V Travel Red accents on the sweepingThe Heuer Autavia is perhaps one of the most iconic racing chronographs. Heuer first applied the name "Autavia" (a portmanteau of "automotive" and "aviation") to dashboard clocks in cars and airplanes. But it's with the chronographs intended for use in motorsports that the name "Autavia" is best associated. The earliest Autavias were introduced in the mid 1960s and housed manually wound chronograph movements. These early models had screw down case