WHL
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I learned from VC...
that the different suffixes have to do with minor changes in the case design (crown size, o ring). Nothing material or inherently desirable from one to the other.
Bill
VC Forum Moderator
Historique Chronograph reference number
Been looking into getting one of these and saw that the reference number 47101 had 3 different ending numbers in the yellow gold. 47101/2 47101/3 and 47101/4 what is the difference between these?
from what i read,....
47101 - snap back 47111- screw back there were some marked 47101/4-47111 meaning snap back case with the newer movement . /1 to /4 - some modification on the gear train hope that helps. This message has been edited by a.ler on 2011-11-08 22:59:00
differences in dial
somethings I found 47101/2 has lines going through middle of hour and minute hands and says 'swiss' at 6 o'clock 47101/3 has lines going through middle of hour and minute hands and says 'swiss made' at 6 o'clock 47101/4 does not have lines going through m...
I learned from VC...
that the different suffixes have to do with minor changes in the case design (crown size, o ring). Nothing material or inherently desirable from one to the other. Bill VC Forum Moderator