Good evening, WatchEx! Just one for tonight, with many, many more this weekend: the Tag Heuer Autavia Heritage Viceroy Chronograph 1972 Re-Edition - relisted and reduced by $200. I won't waste my energy or your time by introducing you to Tag Heuer - but this limited edition Autavia is worth a few introductory sentences. The Autavia line was first launched under Jack Heuer's watch of the company, with "Aut" meaning "auto", and "avia" representing "aviation." This is a fitting watch to wear the Autavia branding, as the dual-time bezel and bi-compax layout do a fantastic job of skipping between both the racing and flight worlds. This gorgeous, limited edition colorway with stark-red hands is a tough one to come by, and is easily more handsome than the standard-issue triple-dial layout of its cousin model. Whether you're admiring the reverse-panda dial on the front or oogling over the exhibition caseback (that red column wheel!), this watch is a looker at any angle - and very wearable at 42mm. Quick Specs: - Reference: CBE2118 - 316L Stainless Steel Case - 42mm Case - 15mm Thin (though it wears much nicer than you'd expect, with a low center of gravity) - 21mm Lug Width - 100m Water Resistance - Double Domed Sapphire Crystal - Movement: Caliber Heuer 02 - In-house, based on the original CH80/1969 plans - Complete - Near-mint, one small mark on flat side of case. [Timestamp](https://imgur.com/a/l6oQJat) [Album](https://imgur.com/a/G5lyV3z) I'm asking for a loosely negotiable $3,599, roughly $1,000 lower than the nearest sold comp I could find for this sold-out, tough to find limited-edition. Price is shipped/insured within the US (FedEx Overnight), international shipping available at buyer's expense (typically not more than $50.) Zelle preferred, PP F&F or wire also accepted. Tons of refs on here, hundreds more on various reputable watch groups on Facebook. Sale heavily preferred, trades considered around $3.8 mark. Thanks for looking - Cheers!