HEUER (CHRONOGRAPH DAYTONA - CHRONOMATIC / BLUE REF. 110.203 B), circa 1976 Racing driver's chronograph from the Heuer collections, Chrono-Matic version. Dial with Daytona marking at 12 o'clock in homage to the mythical American racetrack. Brushed steel case in the shape of a barrel with a smooth bezel, screwed back and integrated bracelet with original folding clasp. Night blue dial with two circled counters (hour at 9 o'clock and minute at 3 o'clock), date window at 6 o'clock. Tritium hour markers and skeletonized luminescent hands. Movement: Self-winding Chrono-Matic calibre signed HEUER / Buren 12 Swiss. Diameter: 39 x 39 mm. Condition: Good (Vintage Pininfarina case)

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