Heuer in the 60s and early 70s

[milan zmaj]

The Geneva Coast

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Becoming a watch collector and aficionado can feel like learning a foreign language.
Sometimes figuratively, as when learning what the names of the various components of a movement are called. After that, trying to understand what each piece actually does is another job again and one that I would have to confess I haven’t finished. Or gotten very far with at all, if I’m honest with you. But still, the desire to learn counts for something, right?
And sometimes it literally is learning a foreign language, unless you’re a native francophone. Looking back at my last article, I used a couple of phrases to describe dials. “Flinqué”. “Clous de Paris”. Both describing different types of guilloché dial… Oh. There I go again. It seems we can’t get away from them. I passed all 3 terms through a couple of online dictionaries and translators, largely hoping to get something amusing back as much as a sensible result. No luck, all the tools just gave up instead.

Prelepi Heuer satovi,ne znam da li je Walter nesto od ovoga postavljao ali se nadam da neke nije video pa evo i linka gde se vidi mnostvo ovih lepotana...u planu mi je jedan ali jako ce tesko biti doci do njega...
http://www.calibre11.com/cotes-de-geneve/