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A few pics of a 1957 Seamaster. (For you, Art.)
Here are a few pics of a Seamaster CK 2937-1:
A purchase I made on New Year's Day after falling in love with the patina on the hour indices. And those curvaceous lugs. Not a Ranchero, although certainly resembling it. What do you all think? PS. Apologies for the rotated pics. I must be an internet clunk or something 
[Pictures rotated — FabR]
A few pics of a 1957 Seamaster. (For you, Art.)
Here are a few pics of a Seamaster CK 2937-1: A purchase I made on New Year's Day after falling in love with the patina on the hour indices. And those curvaceous lugs. Not a Ranchero, although certainly resembling it. What do you all think? PS. Apologies ...
Hello Ruffian! Beatiful Seamaster you share here. It´s interesting to note the similarity of dial with the Railmaster. Very nice indeed with those patinated indexes.
Regarding the rotated pictures (which have already been corrected by FabR) I can tell you that it is due to an incompatibility between photo format in I Phone shots and our WPS system. Fortunately it is very easy to rotate the pictures when you load them....
Ah, I didn't see those three lines on the top left corner.
Thanks Abel. I really am a clunk. Thanks to the mod too.
Don’t worry Ruffian! It took me months of fighting with…
… turned pictures till I discovered the trick!! Lol! Best cordial regards Abel
Thanks for the reminder about ref 2937, Ruf - it had fallen off my radar . . .
. . . when it should've been a prime target all along. It's back on my search list now. Appreciatively, Art
The centre seconds "Seachero" ref. 2996
This is the SM version of the Ranchero, often referred to as "Seachero" ...
I've pretty much conceded the Railmaster quest . . .
. . . but a Seachero would be the next best substitute. Thanks for sharing your gorgeous example, Erich. Admiringly, Art