BigFatPauli
1899
The movement finishing has changed.
The most modern version of the Cal 9R65 has a winding weight with striping on it:
This is the version in the SBGA211 and was in the last SBGA011's. Prior to that, and the most common version, of the SBGA011 it shipped with this version of the finishing:
Note that the winding weight is brushed with a sunburst pattern.The earliest SBGA011's had this verison of the Cal 9R65:
The difference being how the winding weight it attached to the movement, in this case, with a flat-nose screw.For contrast again, here are the three versions of the 9R65 uncased:
(The earliest)
(Most common version in the SBGA011)
(The current version of the caliber)
And on a final note,I too, preffer the SBGA011 to the SBGA211 
An unexpected meeting
This morning met a friend that carries with him the SBGA211, didn’t know that he got it and it was a perfect change to put aside my old SBGA011 with his new one and take some pictures!!!!! After that I can say that my old dial with SEIKO under 12 and GRAN...
The movement finishing has changed.
The most modern version of the Cal 9R65 has a winding weight with striping on it: This is the version in the SBGA211 and was in the last SBGA011's. Prior to that, and the most common version, of the SBGA011 it shipped with this version of the finishing: N...
So I own the whole thing!
New caliber and old dial! Start feeling like ROLEX SS owner!!!!!!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I have the old, old, old SnowFlake
Dating back to 2007 in this picture when I first bought it (used by a friend for a month or so before he sold it to me) Finishing is adequate, serial number is low This Snowflake has never seen the snow, nor been worn in the rain. I like this dial best to...
