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€ 1.412,75export price excl. tax
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Le Jour chronographs are nicknamed “the poor man’s Heuer”. This is because Le Jour Chronographs were manufactured by Heuer under a private-label arrangement from the 1960s until the early 1980s. Le Jour’s chronographs were powered by Valjoux movements. This specific watch has as Valjoux 7733 movement, which was introduced in 1968 and was in production until the late 70s.
This watch is in great condition, it has been checked by our watchmaker. I sports a vintage Forstner / JB Champion mesh band.
Condition: Worn & loved. Good condition.
Year: 1970s (Approximation)
Case width: 39 mm
Case material: Stainless steel
Glass: Plexi glass
Dial: Black, white (“reverse panda”)
Hands: White and red.
Bracelet/strap: Vintage Forstner / JB Champion mesh band.
Water resistance: No
Movement: Valjoux 7733, manual wind
Features: Chronograph, Telemeter
Scope of delivery: Watch & vintage Forstner / JB Champion mesh band. (No box or papers).
Warranty: 3 months
