The Heuer Silverstone, introduced in 1974, is a cushion-cased automatic chronograph. Reference 110.313 has a stainless steel case of about 42 mm and runs the Calibre 11, the Heuer-Breitling-Hamilton automatic chronograph movement, with the crown on the left side and the pushers on the right. The dial was offered in strong 1970s colours, and the model came in several variants, so references such as 110.313B and 110.313F appear in the market.

It was named after the British racing circuit, in keeping with Heuer’s motorsport identity, and is associated with the Ferrari driver Clay Regazzoni, a Heuer ambassador. It belongs to the same Calibre 11 family as the Autavia, Carrera and Monaco.

Collectors value the Silverstone as a more affordable Calibre 11 chronograph and a clear example of 1970s Heuer design, with condition and dial colour driving prices. The original is long out of production.