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Amazing condition and patina, very nice looking watch, and lovely reference. BRAVO, mon ami. [nt]
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I rarely post in this forum but today I’ve got something pretty special.
I’ve met a collector friend for a quick lunch today and we decided to trade off a watch. I’ve got this pretty 6238 from 1963. It has got a lovely and super rare dial with a hue of blue and underline and without the „anti-magnetic“ line. Very clear and coo...
Wow. Super cool super rare watch.
Not sure I’ve seen this dial before. Great watch. Enjoy. Miles.
What did you give him in exchange? And is it temporary, or permanent?
I have often wanted to do a trade like this, but it's always when I am at a dealer's ... and there's lots of money involved. Cheers, Cazalea
What a warm and cool patina 😎, superb catch 👍👌
You might not post too often but when you do it is worth looking 😉. Big congrats on that superb piece, it has an incredible charm. Bravo 👏👏👏
Additional info as I could not edit previous post
The only similar 6238 dial that I know is also from 1963, has the same blue sweep and subdial hands, has developed a similar warm patina for the lume dots but has the antimagnetic marking and most important no underline (the killing detail that makes the ...
I know the watch you've mentioned too, however I have never seen such a 6238 with underline dial. I think it's a very early 6238 still with the old indexes, with which past references like
6034 or 6234 were equipped. The year 1963 makes perfect sense since the vast majority of underline dials belongs to that year (also GMT 1675s). You have an hardly ever seen and beautiful 6238, don't let it go!
First of all, biggest thanks to all of you for your kind words.
To answer some questions, here are some more information and thoughts on the watch. I have made the trade with a very good collector friend of mine. He has got my beloved Tudor Submariner 7928 which is one the very few pieces with square crown guards. So ...
