A first generation Carrera question

Calibre11 · Dec 16, 2014

dsio
How big is the premium carried by the 2447SN over the standard black / silver dial 2447? Reading through the Calibre11 Carrera First Generation page: http://carrera.calibre11.com/1960s-heuer-carrera/

It mentions it being rare, is it a model that was really produced in significantly lower numbers than the non-panda dials or is it a bit like the exotic dial Daytonas in that demand has forced prices up even though significant supply does exist rather than actual rarity?

I understand why there is such a premium, its a very beautiful watch

There's a great Heuer price guide here, which is now a Sticky on the vintage Heuer board. Take a look here:

http://www.heuerpriceguide.com/#/carrera-60s/4561057250

Says that a 2447 in mint condition is £4250 while the Panda models are closer to £8000!

dsio · Dec 17, 2014

D.C
There's a great Heuer price guide here, which is now a Sticky on the vintage Heuer board. Take a look here:

http://www.heuerpriceguide.com/#/carrera-60s/4561057250

Says that a 2447 in mint condition is £4250 while the Panda models are closer to £8000!

Nice! Thanks for that, just saw there's an NS as well, that actually looks even cooler than the SN

1887v2 · Dec 17, 2014

I can't afford any of the early vintage Carrera's. But, I have bought into the heritage with my watch.

A first generation Carrera question

Calibre11

dsio

1887v2

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