The Heuer Camaro manufactured in the mid to late 60's is named after the Chevrolet Camaro. Heuer officially launched the Camaro in the 1968 and was never sold with an automatic movement and ceased production in 1972. There are three various Camaro designs known. The present lot, which is known as the Camaro 12, features three subsidiary registers. The Camaro 30 is fitted with two registers and Camaro 45 is powered by the Valjoux 92 movement.

The present watch is a very appealing example with a dark brown dial, white hand fitted to the subsidiary seconds and orange hands to both registers and chronograph, which is all correct and gives the watch a very unique and unusual look.