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Thanks! IMO, one of the most beautiful watches ever produced...I can't stop staring at it. This example is stunning, the case and dial are both nearly flawless. Under a loop the dial has a few marks, and the case appears to have received a light polish, but otherwise on the wrist it just looks amazing.
It came from another collector, it is a one owner watch recently serviced by a respected watchmaker. It was described as a 2nd execution 2447, rarely worn with original hands and dial. The crown was replaced in the recent service but the original unsigned crown was included.

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The serial number is 62,XXX...which should make this a first execution dial based on my research. The other interesting thing to note are the hands; The black line extends to the tip, where on most 2nd execution hands the black line is only on the lower portion of the hand.

Can anyone offer insight into the hands and dial on this low of a serial number?

First up, another wrist shot on the way to work.
Then a close up of the hands.
 
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It's a great looking watch for sure, I personally share your sentiment that it is one of the best looking watches ever produced. I didn't notice the hands with the painted tips until the last photo, I've never seen that before. I was also under the understanding that second executions didn't start until 90K serial numbers, so I'm interested to see what you find out. Do you have any movement and case back shots?
 
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Amazing early Heuer Autavia by @pauldavidmaudsley owned by @heuervintage #vintageheuer #heuer #autavia #valjoux #calibre11 #tagheuer
 
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Three flavours of Heuer Monaco by @neutrino14 #vintageheuer #heuer #heuermonaco #monaco #chronomatic #tagheuer #calibre11
 
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Just came across this today, http://chronocentric.com/forums/chronotrader/index.cgi?page=1;md=read;id=40962 and saw the hands on the Camaro, maybe that sheds some light on your carrera?



Thanks! IMO, one of the most beautiful watches ever produced...I can't stop staring at it. This example is stunning, the case and dial are both nearly flawless. Under a loop the dial has a few marks, and the case appears to have received a light polish, but otherwise on the wrist it just looks amazing.
It came from another collector, it is a one owner watch recently serviced by a respected watchmaker. It was described as a 2nd execution 2447, rarely worn with original hands and dial. The crown was replaced in the recent service but the original unsigned crown was included.

Yet...
The serial number is 62,XXX...which should make this a first execution dial based on my research. The other interesting thing to note are the hands; The black line extends to the tip, where on most 2nd execution hands the black line is only on the lower portion of the hand.

Can anyone offer insight into the hands and dial on this low of a serial number?

First up, another wrist shot on the way to work.
Then a close up of the hands.
 
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Heuer Monaco 1133G by @dgohinsta #vintageheuer #heuer #heuermonaco #monaco #tagheuer #calibre11
 
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Still my favourite Heuer- magnificent blue-dial Silverstone by @avantnoire #vintageheuer #heuer #tagheuer #heuersilverstone #silverstone #calibre11
 
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Perfect match between strap and lume by @balthasardepury with his Heuer Bund #vintageheuer #vintage #heuer #tagheuer #calibre11
 
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Doesn't get much cleaner than this Carrera by @johnswatchescom #vintage #vintageheuer #heuer #heuercarrera #calibre11
 
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Love this Monaco by @mattsworldpics #vintage #heuer #vintageheuer #tagheuer #heuermonaco #monaco #calibre11
 
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back from the spa!

thanks to the community here, @chronodeco, and @jankoxxx for the great, fast work.
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back from the spa!

thanks to the community here, @chronodeco, and @jankoxxx for the great, fast work.
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They look great. Really wonderful.

Very happy for you given the time & effort to get these back to their best. What's the advice you'd have for others? Was it worth the effort, or would you buy a complete watch next time? Any tips on finding parts?

dc