Dr No
[Moderator Omega - Wristscan]
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Not exactly, Fernando, but . . .
. . . why don't you start a Rail roll call thread? I know there are more than a few here.
Let's see how many jumbo chronometers there are . . .
. . . in our community. Just one for me, a '46 ref 2366. Roll call for '66, '67, and 2410 . . . I'm sure there are at least a few. Art ...
Not exactly, Fernando, but . . .
. . . why don't you start a Rail roll call thread? I know there are more than a few here.
An honest seller is worth his weight . . .
. . . in gold, Nicolas. Fortunate for you that he was up front about the dial; an exceptional 2366 today would trade for upwards of five figures US. Art
Thanks, Jacob! . . .
. . . and what an exceptional example - pink gold bezel '67s are extremely rare. Art
Hello dear Art! Sorry for answering your call late!
Will play with my 2367-8 from 1946. Dial not in the best shape but at least original and unrestored. Movement 30T2 SC RG in great shape though. Beautiful example you show my friend! Best cordial regards! Abel ...
Finding a perfect dial these days . . .
. . . is as common as winning the lottery. I've seen a few in the last year, and interestingly enough, two were in Germany. I'm not sure where the third one was as the eBay listing 'disappeared' before I could look at it in detail. Even an imperfect dial ...
Thank you so much for your kind comments dear Art. The very few examples I had seen in my hunting grounds had restored dials. This one...
Though far from perfect is at least unrestored and felt lucky to get it some years ago. Appreciate your kind compliments my dear friend! Best! Abel
