Leonidas Oversized Steel Step Case Millitary Style Chronograph Black Dial Valjoux 22 envalop This really is a very

This really is a very special watch indeed

The earliest examples featured the model name positioned above the date and the word "Chronomatic" above the Heuer badge

this particular example carries a unique military twist

The grey dial is in stunning original condition too and we love the funky orange hand – it really pops on the watch

Leonidas Oversized Steel Step Case Millitary Style Chronograph Black Dial Valjoux 22 envalop This really is a veryFounded in 1841 by Julien Bourquin in Saint Imier, Switzerland, Leonidas built a strong reputation for precision chronographs, stopwatches, and military timepieces. In 1964, the brand merged with Heuer to form Heuer Leonidascombining forces and expanding their presence in the world of aviation and military chronographs. This partnership would go on to produce icons like the Carrera and Autavia, and play a role in the development of the groundbreaking