**Model:** Heuer “Big Eyes.”  I believe this to be a Ref. 5408 from the 1940’s, with a Valjoux 69 movement.  I’ve done a lot of research to verify this (can share links in DM), but as any collectors may know this is an inexact science for Heuers from this era.   Key differences from other Ref. 5408’s I’ve seen is that the case size is 32mm, and the pushers are almond-shaped rather than the circular plungers.  The size feels elegant on my 6.75” wrists.  12.5mm thick, 16mm lug width, 39 mm lug length.   **Pictures:** [https://imgur.com/a/9plw5VY](https://imgur.com/a/9plw5VY) **Price:** $3,799 + shipping. Payment accepted is bank wire, Zelle, crypto PayPal G&S with references (fees covered by buyer). **Location**: Northern California **Condition:** Very good for age.  Photos are high-res, and the blemishes show much less to the naked eye.  Willing to show on Facetime with interested buyers (once price agreed to).  Service history unknown. The watch runs, and chronograph functions all work (start, stop, and reset).  Reset pusher seems slightly harder to depress, but still functional. Number indices show some kind of haloing around them.  Slight mark on the second sub-dial between 8 and 9, and another slight mark on the seconds subdial itself. Hour hand is appropriate for the model, but appears to be in a different condition than minute and second hands including some rust.   Case has typical swirlies for age.  The plating on the upper pusher has worn off.  The photos show some kind of material around the crystal.  This is much harder to see to the naked eye, and appears to be just a buildup that can be cleaned rather than pitting on the case itself.  There is slight pitting on the caseback, and slight signs of wear on the left side of the case.  Case edges are crisp.  I do not see signs of polishing.   Crystal has usual swirlies and scratches - but no deep gouging.   **Includes:** Generic strap. **Timestamp:** [https://imgur.com/a/aCE5JXO](https://imgur.com/a/aCE5JXO)