The Camaro is a special chronograph from the 1960s. Offered only as a manual-winding model, the watch had a relatively short run in the Heuer catalogue, but during this time it appeared in a broad variety of models. The cushion shaped case of the Camaro offered a distinctive style, and was available in stainless steel, as well as 18 karat gold and gold-plated models. Dials, hands, and movements were very refined, as used on the Autavia, Carrera and Monaco models, but many enthusiasts enjoy the smaller size of the Camaro. Yes, Jack Heuer named the Camaro after one of the dominant American muscle cars of the 1960s, and the Camaro managed to show its muscle in a retrained, elegant style.