The ONLY Camaro that probably ever runs right...

[Galactic God]

I so want one of these! Anyone know what the going price is on this model, or even what the model# on this watch is?

[rage2]

There are several models of the Heuer Camaros, ranging from the 60's to the 70's. Here's a page with some prices of 2 that sold last summer.

http://www.hodinkee.com/blog/2009/7/...ronograph.html

David has an article on his Camaro here: http://www.calibre11.com/new-arrival...-camaro-7220s/

You can ask him how much he paid, he may be willing to share.

[Galactic God]

There are several models of the Heuer Camaros, ranging from the 60's to the 70's. Here's a page with some prices of 2 that sold last summer.

http://www.hodinkee.com/blog/2009/7/...ronograph.html

David has an article on his Camaro here: http://www.calibre11.com/new-arrival...-camaro-7220s/

You can ask him how much he paid, he may be willing to share.

Thanks for the info!

[AbsoluteMustard]

They should have redone the Camaro before the Silverstone

[L4rry_B1rd]

They should have redone the Camaro before the Silverstone

Not a fan of the Silvestone, huh?

[AbsoluteMustard]

Not a fan of the Silvestone, huh?

[cuthbert]

They should have redone the Camaro before the Silverstone

They did it...and call it Monza!

[gr8sw]

the 3 register Camaros (model # 7220) sport a Valjoux 72 movement and usually sell in the neighborhood of $2000 or less (more like $1500-$1700)... the 2 register models have either the Valjoux 7733 or 7734 (date) and normally run considerably less ($1000 to $1200)...

for some reason the Camaros are not as highly sought after by vintage Heuer collectors as the Carreras, Autavia and Monacos of the same period which is probably why they sell for a lot less... a 60's Carrera with Valjoux 72 can fetch around $3500...

happy hunting,
Peter

[Galactic God]

the 3 register Camaros (model # 7220) sport a Valjoux 72 movement and usually sell in the neighborhood of $2000 or less (more like $1500-$1700)... the 2 register models have either the Valjoux 7733 or 7734 (date) and normally run considerably less ($1000 to $1200)...

for some reason the Camaros are not as highly sought after by vintage Heuer collectors as the Carreras, Autavia and Monacos of the same period which is probably why they sell for a lot less... a 60's Carrera with Valjoux 72 can fetch around $3500...

happy hunting,
Peter

Good to know. I figure I'd like to own a TAG Camaro because it would be a nice addition to my Chevy Camaro.

[rage2]

Good to know. I figure I'd like to own a TAG Camaro because it would be a nice addition to my Chevy Camaro.

tsk tsk, it's a Heuer Camaro, not a TAG Camaro.