The 1970s saw Heuer expanding its range of chronographs through the release of the Daytona, Cortina, Kentucky and Jarama. Named after the Spanish Formula 1 track forever linked with Gilles Villeneuve, the Heuer Jarama was added to the Heuer 1978 unde…
One of Heuer's standout releases from the '70s, the legendary 73353 reference took on many variant colourways and arrangements. Perhaps the 73353's most iconic design is a silver dial, exposing rich black dials and a distinct red hand as seen in this…
Issued to the Kenyan Air Force in the 1970s, this rare edition of the famous 11630 Autavia reference is a widely revered collectors item in the Heuer community. The earlier Heuer Autavia Ref. 73663 deployed to the Kenyan Air Force incorporated distin…
Embodying the dynamic era of late '60s Heuer watchmaking, the Heuer Camaro 7743N is a 30 minute chronograph which stands out as undeniably slick in its execution. Powered by a valjoux 7733 movement, the Camaro has become a legend in the eyes of Heuer…
In the heart of Heuer’s golden age in the late sixties, Jack Heuer became passionately interested in the American market. The integration of the Heuer name into American motorsports culture was accelerated massively through the release of the Heuer…
This widely revered Autavia 11630 model is highly sought after due to its striking combination of black and orange on its dial. Commonly the orange hands on these models fade with wear. However the hands on this particular example boast a bright oran…
One of Heuer's standout releases from the '70s, the legendary 1153 reference took on many variant colourways and arrangements. Perhaps the 1153's most iconic design is a silver dial, exposing rich black dials and a striking orange hand as seen in thi…
The Heuer Camaro 7220N boasts the much sought after black dial,complete with three sub-dials. This superb example from circa 1971 has a brushed and polished case in original with no additional polishing. Powered by a manual wind valjoux 72 movement, …
In fabulous original condition, this legendary Heuer Carrera 2447ST remains timeless and forever cult. An important model in Heuer’s history, the Carrera was introduced in 1964 as the ideal chronograph to be worn by drivers and motor-sports fans. I…
This totally unique Heuer Autavia showcases Heuer's efforts to reconsider their boundaries in design. This particular 15630 model positions the 'Autavia' print below the offset running seconds hand, a feature exclusive to watches with automatic Calib…
A fabulous example of a rare and highly sought after Heuer Monaco 73633G complete with its original box. Manufactured in the early '70s, this stunning piece remains in outstanding condition. The 73633G quietly coexists with its blue-dialled sister, t…
One of the most iconic Autavia models produced by Heuer, the 1163T, or the ‘Siffert’ model, has gained huge admiration from its cutting-edge blue and white design as well as its important connection to famous racing driver Jo Siffert. This partic…
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By Jonathan Scatchard on 28/05/19 in: Latest News, News
We are very happy to present custom made mounts which can take any stop watch and mount it on the dash board of your classic car. The finish is in either black PVD or engine turned steel. They can be made to fit any number you wish, please email for details. Timing boards will also soon be available, keep in touch and look out for our new page “Heuer sports timers”.
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By Andy A on 30/11/18 in: Latest News
Many thanks to the Barclays Center in New York for choosing one of our lovely vintage Heuer’s to present to Ed Sheeran as a momento of his performance on the 31 May.
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By Jonathan Scatchard on 15/11/18 in: News
We were delighted to be invited by Tag Heuer to the launch of the museum in motion exhibition in London on November the 12th and very excited and honoured to be asked to a private lunch with the wonderful Jack Heuer. Jonathan was lucky enough to be sat next to Jack and learned of his experiences with Jo Siffert and the circumstances which lead to him meeting and working with Enzo Ferrari and some of his design principles which have produced such legendary watches. 86 years old and still full of passion, an exceptional man . Old friends who were with us at the beginning , Arno Haslinger and Paul Maudsley added to the fun and nostalgia. A day we will never forget.
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