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I was wondering....
..... Why dont you let this folder go through your high definition scanner and let us see all those fantastic watches 
!?
vintage V&C's price list , in 1967
Same refenrences, different prices. page 43, G1 6594, $495 page 52, H1 6594, $695 What did the letters "G1""H1" mean ? ...
Looking through the catalogue
I can attempt an educated guess for the men's watches. A: calibre 1001 B: 1002 C: 1003 G: 1072 H: 1072Q K: 1120 R: 1701 T: 1014 1: yellow gold 2: white gold 4: platinum If you wish, fill in the missing calibres D, E, F for ladies watches
images about vintage ladies watches were hard to search
D: caliber 1005 E: caliber 1050 F: caliber 153
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A: calibre 1001 B: 1002 C: 1003 G: 1072 H: 1072Q K: 1120 R: 1701 T: 1014 D: 1005 E: 1050 F: 153 1: yellow gold 3: white gold 4: platinum 5: steel
I was wondering....
..... Why dont you let this folder go through your high definition scanner and let us see all those fantastic watches !?
Ref 6665
Always thought that was a cool piece. The registered trademark “all-proof” appears in the description for certain watches, haven’t noticed that before! Perhaps it refers to the Wittnauer case design? ...
I found that Wittneuer's earliest allproof started in 1918.
I tried to search if the manufacturer had applied for a patent at that time, but couldn't find it. I found that the screw-in bottom covers of the VC automatic watches in the above catalog are all twelve sided, while the manual ones are ten sided.
Wittnauer was using All-Proof
as a registered trademark into the 1960s so it was contemporary with this V&C catalog 1963 Wittnauer hang-tag courtesy of Google Images ...
My guess would be different material? Or could it be different dial?
I was trying to find 6178 chronograph but cant seem to find.
