Good day watch enthusiasts, my father recently gave me his old Heuer Autavia (), which he does not use anymore, in fact he hasn't used it in almost 40 years. Splm 12 Keygen Mac here. The watch is pretty scratched and it does not work flawlessly. It often stops running so I want to send it to Tag Heuer to get it checked. Fender Lap Steel Serial Numbers. It is black, with orange accents. It has 3 buttons on the right side. The top one is for the stopwatch start and stop, the middle one is for the manual winding and if you pull it out you can set the time. The bottom one is for the stopwatch reset.

The watch does not have a calendar/date indicator. The watchband is still original. Quick Buy Program For Tagged Pets Cash. Unfortunately I do not know when or where it was bought. My father got it for christmas in 1974. The markings on the watch are visible in the pictures. Thanks for taking your time and helping me with identifying the watch. I am a first time poster on this subreddit and a watch newbie, sorry if I named something wrong or described it unclearly.

Ultimate Guide to the Vintage Heuer Autavia. In Autavia reference numbers, a watch with a tachy scale is indicated by “T”- for example, 1163T. 60 Minute Bezel. Between the lugs of the Heuer Autavia 2446 2nd Execution Lume Dial. Note the 89xxx serial number. Mark Moss Explores Serial Numbers and Batches. Breaks that gap of around 17,000 serials between Autavia batches and shows Heuer anticipating having to supply a.

Since you're new to watches, I'll fill you in really quickly on the philosophy of watch collecting, especially with great watches like the Heuer you have here. Originality is king. Just like a numbers matching vintage car, watches that have as many original parts as possible are what everyone considers to the 'the best'. What an average person might consider beat up is lovingly referred to as 'wabi sabi' and patina. Now that that's out of the way. You've got yourself a great Autavia with a rare decimal bezel. Judging by the lack of a date and 'automatic chronograph' printing on the dial, as well as the Christmas 1974 purchase, it appears to be a reference 73363 at first glance, although the decimal bezel is throwing me off as it's commonly thought to have only appeared on late 1163 Autavias.

However I am far from a Heuer expert and really only know the Viceroy Autavia models. If you are curious, Youtube a video or two about removing a watch bracelet and give it a try if you're confident you won't scratch up the case. You'll find the serial number engraved between the lugs on one end, and the model number on the other end. With the serial number you should be able to find a decent approximation of the watch's actual manufacturing date. My most important advice is DO NOT send this watch to Tag Heuer.

They will ruin it. They are nothing like the company Heuer once was and will polish it and replace unnecessary parts. If you want to get it serviced, you need to use a vintage Heuer expert. I took a really quick look at your post history and I think you're from Germany (correct me if I'm wrong), so you're lucky in that you have THE Heuer expert Abel Court who I believe is in Denmark close.