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On modern TAGs, the X would indicate a prototype. Not sure on these old ones, but it is a little odd that it has a Heuer on the caseback and TAG Heuer on the dial.
I was thinking the same thing about the caseback.
 
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I think this was a Heuer 2000 that was redialed as a TAG when the company changed names. My two tone 3000 had a Heuer backplate and clasp but a TAG dial. I think they were just trying to stay afloat and doing the bare minimum necessary. On the other hand the X is weird, and if it was a prototype why would it have -1 on it?
 
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I never noticed the cross. It seems it was only used on the 266.006-1 version. There are several to be found.
I myself have 2000 and 3000 watches that also have Heuer lids on watches with TH dials. This was common in the late 1980s.
I think this also happened with buttons.
 
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I bought my 3000, ex salesman version, (dummy) with a Heuer dial and a TH button. There was a lot of mixing with parts at the time!
 
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I wish she was a little prettier, but not such a bad looker either. Crystal will need a polish and gotta add a gold bracelet.
Just to be in full Ken mode.
 
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I have this one available. (Left)
Looks like my strap is the same size as the one on the left. 8 holes.
 
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Previous owner made an extra hole. Mine is a bit longer
 
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Finally found one.
Congrats @Anthony! Welcome to Club Katayama! 👍

I was actually watching the bidding on that one, I can tell by the extra hole in the strap. Great to see you were the winner and at a fairly good price, well done! 👏👏👏
 
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Thank you guys. Great to be in the Katayama club. Might wear this one next weekend to the Melbourne GP.
 
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Thank you guys. Great to be in the Katayama club. Might wear this one next weekend to the Melbourne GP.
That would be fitting. As Ukyo Katayama made his F1 debut in 1992, the same year TAG Heuer first became the official timekeeper of F1!
 
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These are starting to pop up at reasonable prices and it's reignited the desire

Will prob have to sell my C.03 Edition for Collective if I want to go for it. Anyone interested? 😁
 
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That would be fitting. As Ukyo Katayama made his F1 debut in 1992, the same year TAG Heuer first became the official timekeeper of F1!
Love the symmetry here @Mspeedster