Jarama

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I am new to this page but am happy to be here. I have just unearthed my Jarama (Black and Steel) after moving to France. Long forgotten in a box, it is in need of some love. One Button is not original, I would love to get the original black and steel strap, and perhaps a new face? Does anyone know how you can go about finding these parts?
Huge thanks for any help.
Tom
 
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Hello
I am new to this page but am happy to be here. I have just unearthed my Jarama (Black and Steel) after moving to France. Long forgotten in a box, it is in need of some love. One Button is not original, I would love to get the original black and steel strap, and perhaps a new face? Does anyone know how you can go about finding these parts?
Huge thanks for any help.
Tom

Lovely watch Tom- I love this Jarama...beautiful case. Have you read the overview here:

http://www.calibre11.com/heuer-jarama-series-overview/

The watch looks to be in good condition, but would certainly benefit from a service and light restoration. The best in the business is Abel Court, who is a member here ( @abcoro ) and can be contacted at abel@heuertime.com. I'm sure he'll be able to help with a pusher. I don't think you need a new dial- but would be hard to find. Cleaning up the dial is possible, as it would be to get a new crystal- that would make a big difference.

The bracelet will be harder, but the best contact is Bill Mahoney (Billmahoney@aol.com). He has a large stock of NSA braclets. He does have some spare links for the Jarama bracelet http://www.ebay.com/itm/Vintage-Heu...788?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item1e7e5ef364 but not a complete bracelet. Still, get in touch and see what he can do.

Good luck and let us know what you decide to do

dc
 
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Hello dc
huge thanks for your comprehensive advice here and kind words regarding my watch. I fell in love with it when I was working as a porter at an auction house in London in 1997 and managed to get a bid in.

Ill get in touch with both Bill and Abel Court today. If you are ever passing through Burgundy and need a drink do stop by.

Tom

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I managed to catch one of these. Bought as a parts mule for the crown, stem and other parts. I've now decided that's it too good to butcher for parts.

It just needs a new glass, service and the hands to be attached
 
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I managed to catch one of these. Bought as a parts mule for the crown, stem and other parts. I've now decided that's it too good to butcher for parts.

It just needs a new glass, service and the hands to be attached

I can already picture the "after" photos 😉