1970s LeJour Chronograph | Valjoux 7765 "Speedtimer"LeJour chronographs are often referred to as the poor mans Heuer, reflecting their close connection. During the 1970s, Heuer produced chronographs for LeJour under private label arrangements, resulting in designs that closely echo classic Heuer aesthetics. This example features a familiar dial layout that mirror that of vintage Heuer chronographs. Similarly, It is also powered by the Valjoux 7765, a robust cam operated chronograph movement

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The movement shown here is Girard-Perregaux's calibre 12

was founded in 1886 to supply Swiss watches to the Indian market

Powermatic and Wrist Alarm

Constellation CD 568

Modernist typography with clean

De Ville MF 711

The collection includes the legendary Speedmaster Professional (ST 145

Dynamic illustration of young people running beneath the watch

De Ville MD 156

the company introduced the Sowar Prima

000 vibrations per hour and contains 17 jewels