HEUER Autavia chronograph 'Orange Boy' reference 15630 with original box and pap…

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HEUER Autavia chronograph 'Orange Boy' reference 15630 with original box and papers, self winding, Switzerland sold 1975, screwed down stainless steel case including original bracelet with deployant clasp, black dial with applied luminous indices, orang. luminous hands, constant second at 10, date at 6, 30- minutes-counter at 3, bidirectional revolving bezel, movement gold-plated, 17 jewels, calibre 15, diameter approx. 42 mm, length approx. 21,5 cm, condition case 2-3, condition movement 2

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HEUER Autavia chronograph 'Orange Boy' reference 15630 with

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