a variety of chronographs that Heuer introduced in the 1930s

a variety of chronographs that Heuer introduced in the 1940s

Manual-wind; three-register chronograph (12 hour capacity); with calendar for day, date and month; produced from the 1940s through 1960s

Moon Phase chronographs are triple calendar chronographs (indicating day, date and month), with moon phase indication; powered by Valjoux 88 movement

manual-winding or automatic watches, with dial to indicate high tides and low tides each day

a variety of chronographs that Heuer introduced in the 1950s

a variety of chronographs that Heuer produced for Abercrombie & Fitch in the 1950s

manual-wind, three register chronographs, with a dial to indicate times of high and low tides, made by Heuer for Abercrombie & Fitch

Manual-wind; Three register chronograph; 12 hour recorder; Unit counter / tachymeter hand operated by separate push-piece

Heuer branded version of the Abercrombie & Fitch Seafarer; manual-wind, three-register chronograph, with a rotating dial (located at nine o'clock) to indicate daily high and low tides; housed in a variety of cases

a variety of chronographs that Heuer introduced in the 1960s

Introduced by Heuer in 1962, and offered in over 90 varieties into the mid-1980s; we divide the Autavias seven groups

Introduced by Heuer in 1963, and offered in approximately 110 varieties into the 1980s

Chronographs and timers that use colored discs to countdown the time (5 or 10 minutes) to the start of a yacht race (regatta)

Manual-wind; Two-register chronograph (black dial / black registers), with 30-minute recorder; Flyback function; Rotating minutes bezel

manual-winding chronographs, introduced in 1968, with unique cushion cases

Skipper chronographs are designed for yacht racing (regatta), with a 15-minute countdown recorder, divided into three five-minute segments

a variety of chronographs that Heuer introduced in the 1970s

manual-wind, three-register chronograph, with a rotating dial (located at nine o'clock) to indicate daily high and low tides; housed in Autavia compressor case (Reference 2446C)

Calculator chronographs have two bezels -- the inner bezel is fixed (non-rotating) and the outer bezel rotates to function as a slide rule rule or mark hours / minutes

manual-wind, two-register chronographs, using a monocoque fiberglass case with a metal bezel, offered as "Economy" models

pin-lever chronographs, with 15 minute capacity, in monocoque cases

Automatic chronographs powered by either the Caliber 12 movement (seven versions) or Valjoux 7750 movement (two version)

Automatic chronographs powered by either the Caliber 12 movement (three versions) or Lemania 5100 movement (one version)

electronic chronographs introduced by Heuer in 1975

electronic chronographs and watches in distinctive cases, with integrated bracelets

automatic chronographs introduced by Heuer in 1977

automatic, two-register chronographs (12 hour capacity), with integrated bracelet

automatic, two-register chronographs (12 hour capacity), with integrated bracelet

chronographs and watches in horseshoe-shaped cases, with integrated bracelets

automatic chronographs and electronic watches, with either analog or digital displays

automatic; two or three register chronographs with 12 hour recorder and center mounted chronograph minute and second hands

quartz powered watches, produced as analog watches or twin display analog / digital chronographs

Pasadena chronographs are automatic, three-register chronographs, with black dial and registers; 12-hour capacity; date or day/date at three o'clock; tachymeter scale in inner bezel; use Valjoux 7750 movement

Senator GMT has an analog display for time of day and an LCD display for stopwatch and other functions

Pilot chronographs are three-register chronographs (12-hour capacity), with rotating slide rule bezel (movable logarithmic sclae); and date at three o'clock