TIMESTAMP: https://i.imgur.com/Fz7zqKo.jpg Introducing a late 1970's rare gem - the Heuer Jarama (ref 110.223). Named after the now-decommissioned F1 track in Spain, site of Gille Villeneuve's final victory. The Jarama is one of the rarest Heuers of its period (per Hodinkee), and this variation - one of three - is the most desirable. It houses the third generation of the Heuer Calibre 12 automatic movement (of Monaco fame). The movement was serviced locally within the past year, keeps perfect time, and is in pristine shape. The dial, featuring tachymeter and pulsometer scales, is in pristine condition. All details, including the applied hour indices, are crisp and clear. The original hands have age-appropriate patima on the lume, which is intact. The chrono subdials feature a 30-minute and 12-hour counter. The date window at 6 o'clock is black-on-silver. The case is in unpolished condition and showing some signs of wear, but overall great condition considering its age. The "sunray" brushed outer rim is still clearly visible. Original Heuer-signed crowned and chrono pushers. Case diameter is 39mm, thickness 14mm. The bracelet is a vintage NSA (Swiss made) which I purchased in NOS condition earlier this year. It matches the NSA bracelet which originally came with the watch, with black steel 10mm center links. The clasp is Felca branded, but can be swapped with a regular NSA or Heuer-branded clasp, if desired ($100-200 on eBay). Here is the Tag Heuer page about the Jarama: https://www.tagheuer.com/ca/en/vintage-collection/heuer-jarama-series.html Asking $7,500 CAD ($5,555 USD) for this beautiful vintage rarity, plus shipping. Located in Hamilton, Ontario (Canada).