This Heuer Ref. 333, manufactured in the mid 1940s, is a military-style steel chronograph with a utilitarian design, reflecting Heuer’s focus on creating reliable instruments for professionals. This chronograph a stainless steel case measuring 35.5mm in diameter, excluding the crown, with oval chrono pushers and a pressure-locked back. The back is correctly numbered, and the case is in a very good condition showing only light traces of use. The case has a plexiglass, which is in excellent condition. The original black glossy gilt dial has two sub-dials: a 30-minute counter at 3 o’clock and continuous seconds at 9 o’clock, and a telemeter scale along the outer rim, allowing the wearer to measure distance based on the speed of sound.

The dial is well-preserved, it shows only a light and even time patina At the heart of this chronograph is the Valjoux 22 movement, a manual-winding caliber renowned for its robustness and accuracy. Introduced in 1914, the Valjoux 22 ha a column- wheel mechanism, this movement was widely used in professional-grade chronographs of the era, and it is known for its reliability and precision. The watch is fitted with a new leather strap. This timepiece has been serviced in-house and is in good working order. It is delivered with a six-month guarantee and an originality certificate. Worldwide shipping is available, and inquiries are welcome for further information or to arrange a viewing.