By the late 1970s, Heuer had begun to expand its range of Chronographs. New names inspired by cities, places and towns with famous sporting connections- Daytona, Cortina and Kentucky- were added to the line-up, replacing discontinued models such as the Monaco and Silverstone. Also part of this late 1970s collection was a sporting Chronograph named after a Spanish Formula 1 track forever linked with Gilles Villeneuve- the Heuer Jarama.
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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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