Hamilton "Poor Man's Carrera" Dato Travel the brand didn't have the

the brand didn't have the financial power of the larger companies

aside from shipping costs or New York State Taxes if applicable

Pretty cool

excellent examples of vintage Speedmasters are becoming increasingly difficult to locate

you'll be lucky if anyone even notices it

Hamilton "Poor Man's Carrera" Dato Travel the brand didn't have theIn the 1960s, Heuer was THE chronograph brand, its Carrera, Autavia, Camaro and Monza wrist timers seen on the wrists of race car drivers and well heeled enthusiasts alike. But being the leading brand, they were more expensive than a lot of armchair racers could afford. This gave rise to the so called Poor Mans Heuer, those chronographs that resembled Heuers and, in some cases, even made by Heuer for other brands. Many of those brands had names lost