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Hello Nicolas,
thank you for your comment. The dial for me seems never been refurbished and I'm not sure, whether a small crown is the right one for this watch. But if the missing of some original (!) luminous material which vanished over the decades is a serious problem for you, I of course have to accept that. Regarding the crown: Please have a look to one of Jeff's LIP-Blancpain shown below:
What do you think about a trade with one of your MILSPEC I #2xxx? Are you interested?
Thank You.
Best regards
Fritz
Just because: A picture of a Lip Blancpain Fifty Fathoms.
Still missing in my collection, still hunting it, still regretting to have sold the one I had. Here is another one, I also missed. Good crown, good dial, correct serial number ( 273 xxx ) , signed LIP on the dial, case back, dust cover and rotor. Ok, the ...
and to be honest, all in this example makes himself to be one of the best i ever saw
patina everywhere. we could say that insert is tired, but lately i appreciate more and more this "tired" aura
FF LIP Blancpain 273xxx for sale/trade
Hello Nicolas, if you are still hunting for an authentic LIP Blancpain, 3-6-9-12-dial, original hands, early bezel (diamond, small letters), big crown, movement R.108 (base: AS 1361 N), #273xxx, please let me know. I would be as well interested in a trade...
pitty of the crown...
but not a big deal, i guess, not so difficult to get a correct one
All good one, at the exception of the crown. Rare to see one with the case back, dust cover and rotor Lip signed.
The crown should not be a big pain to find, the luminous indices at 3 6 12 ( small triangles ) are missing, while it is here at 9. Which is more problematic for me. Best, Nicolas
LIP-Blancpain
Hello Nicolas, thank you for your comment. The dial for me seems never been refurbished and I'm not sure, whether a small crown is the right one for this watch. But if the missing of some original (!) luminous material which vanished over the decades is a...