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Paul Newman 6240 Panda dials
I have a question regarding early 6240 Daytona "Paul Newman" dials and wonder if anyone can help: Is it correct that some "Panda" dials were subject to overspray. The watch which I am currently looking at has a little white overspray on the upper curve of the dial. This creates a "soft' edge where the overspray has sprinkled over onto the black outer rim. I wonder has anyone ever come across this phenomenon?
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Paul Newman 6240 Panda dials
I have a question regarding early 6240 Daytona "Paul Newman" dials and wonder if anyone can help: Is it correct that some "Panda" dials were subject to overspray. The watch which I am currently looking at has a little white overspray on the upper curve of...
I have never noticed this...
but maybe you need to inspect the dial with a strong magnifier to see it. I'm sorry I can't help more. Cheers Jeff