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Love this photo- Ferrari 308 at Maranello, Ferrari F1 in the corner- timing by Heuer. Photo via @arnohaslinger

 
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"Shauntavia" 73663 manual wind, with ORANGE🥰
Love the angled numbers, and the perfectly symmetrical face, and the count-up bezel. So crisp and clean.
 
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That’s my old SIlverstone…the one that Jack Heuer looked at and politely told me wasn’t a real Heuer 😁
What a story!
 
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Sunbathing before getting ready for her spa holiday in Belgium…

Carrera 110.573 b
 
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"Shauntavia" 73663 manual wind, with ORANGE🥰
Can we please geht this one as the next re-edition with an H02 ? I’ve always thought that the Rindt Autavia that they had picked initially maybe wasn’t the best choice due to its conventional case.
 
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What a story!
I would like to know that story. Not real because Jack did not design it? I'm assuming..
 
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I would like to know that story. Not real because Jack did not design it? I'm assuming..
It's because it came from the period of Heuer after he left and I would guess that he was quite bitter about this period (1983/4) when the watches were still Heuer, but were very often just taking off the shelf Lemania designs and putting on a Heuer logo.
 
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I put this up on Omega Forums today and thought it would fit here too. This watch is now on its 4th crystal.

Bad owner, bad! :whipped:

 
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Heuer Autavia Calibre 12 by @maxx_vdv
A friend from a friend. Apparently inherited from his (grand)father
 
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A friend from a friend. Apparently inherited from his (grand)father
Even better.
 
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Here are a few pics of my first Heuer. It is a cs3113 Carrera re-edition from the late 90’s. Not sure exactly when they started making this style of 36mm re-edition. I don’t believe this style was offered when they first started offering the Carrera 1964 re-editions. I know that this may not be considered a true Heuer to some and others might not consider it a vintage piece. But, to me, it is both those things while also being in fantastic condition (also, it did not cost as much as a 60’s example).
The 36mm Carrera case is the first reason I fell in love with the original Carreras. This watch has that exact case, not a modern interpretation. The long, sharp lugs and boxed acrylic crystal are perfection. I do like the newer 39mm “glass box” carrera case, but the 36mm case is still my favorite.
The dial is unique to this reference. The only other Carrera to sport the “Daytona” rings is the copper dialed cs3112 which came out at the same time as this watch. The dial makes this reference a kind of unique re-edition, which may be an oxymoron.
Although the cs3113 was not blessed with the Valjoux 72, it did get a well respected chronograph caliber. The Lemania 1873, which Omega calls the 1861, is the movement used in the Speedmaster Professional and Tag Heuer put it in this watch as well. The 1873 is a beautiful, reliable chronograph movement and when I first learned about the Carrera 1964 re-edition series, I was so stoked to see that they had used it.
Anyways, many of you probably know more about this stuff than I do, so I’ll stop rambling.
 
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Here are a few pics of my first Heuer.
Oh boy, you will get hammered :whipped: by others here. Just enjoy what you what have and keep rambling on👍
 
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Here are a few pics of my first Heuer. It is a cs3113 Carrera re-edition from the late 90’s. Not sure exactly when they started making this style of 36mm re-edition. I don’t believe this style was offered when they first started offering the Carrera 1964 re-editions. I know that this may not be considered a true Heuer to some and others might not consider it a vintage piece. But, to me, it is both those things while also being in fantastic condition (also, it did not cost as much as a 60’s example).
The 36mm Carrera case is the first reason I fell in love with the original Carreras. This watch has that exact case, not a modern interpretation. The long, sharp lugs and boxed acrylic crystal are perfection. I do like the newer 39mm “glass box” carrera case, but the 36mm case is still my favorite.
The dial is unique to this reference. The only other Carrera to sport the “Daytona” rings is the copper dialed cs3112 which came out at the same time as this watch. The dial makes this reference a kind of unique re-edition, which may be an oxymoron.
Although the cs3113 was not blessed with the Valjoux 72, it did get a well respected chronograph caliber. The Lemania 1873, which Omega calls the 1861, is the movement used in the Speedmaster Professional and Tag Heuer put it in this watch as well. The 1873 is a beautiful, reliable chronograph movement and when I first learned about the Carrera 1964 re-edition series, I was so stoked to see that they had used it.
Anyways, many of you probably know more about this stuff than I do, so I’ll stop rambling.
Thanks for sharing. Really like the Daytona rings on the CS3113. I have the CS3110, but I often think about adding the CS3113 to the collection as well.

There is another Carrera with the black dial and Daytona rings - the CV2113 - the later 39mm re-issue Carrera (which was TAG Heuer branded).

My CS3113...


CV2113, now sold:
 
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Really like that Cs3110! That was actually the first one I was searching for before I ended up on the cs3113. I love the little bit of blue.
Didn’t forget about the cv2113. Great watch, but I was saying that for 36mm Carrera cased watches, the cs3113 & cs3112 are unique with the rings. I actually avoided them for that reason initially, thinking they weren’t faithful re-editions. Then I decided that I should just buy what I personally found to be a great looking watch.