Do some 3940J dials look grayer than others? What does it mean when the dial is vertically brushed? I see some older first / second series models that do not have a vertical brushstroke on the dial. Does that make it less gray?
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Do some 3940J dials look grayer than others? What does it mean when the dial is vertically brushed? I see some older first / second series models that do not have a vertical brushstroke on the dial. Does that make it less gray? Look forward to hearing mor...
Our community has many collectors who have various versions of 3940s To assist you properly, it would be helpful for members to understand the context of your questions. Are you comparing different ones to buy a dial that is more gray ? Do you prefer vert...
Hey! I've heard that some of the earlier second series does not have the vertical brush which makes the dial more of a light cream instead of a silver/grey. i much prefer the whiter/creamier dial than the silver/grayer one. I'm actively looking for an exa...