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The 6105 auctioned by Antiquorum is actually 6071
The VC catalog shows that 6105 is a center second model, but the 6105 auctioned by Antiquorum is a small second model. I happen to have an exactly same model as the Antiquorum one; the VC archive record of my piece indicates it is a 6071.
ref.6067 & ref.6105 ,Two models which used Maltese cross shape lugs
The Maltese Cross lugs model is a popular type for collectors, especially the Royal Chronometre.Similar shapes, subtle structural changes, and differences in diameters constitute different references. Recently, I found more details than before. The follow...
32, 34, 35mm
Thanks for sharing this review of the Maltese Cross lug style introduced for the bicentennial celebration of V&C. I’m intrigued by ref 6068 and its “très plate” cal 1001, having subseconds and the Maltese Cross dial. I’m sure you are aware that calibr...
Now I get it
Would be highly unusual for one reference to be both Chronometre Royal and non-CR during its production. I cannot recall a similar situation and don't have a record of the 6105 being a Chronometre Royal but, as we've often learned, anything is possible wi...
Thank you . English is not my mother tongue，your reply will help more members understand the meaning I am expressing.
I also firmly believe that in such rare cases, the safest judgment comes from official certification.
The 6105 auctioned by Antiquorum is actually 6071
The VC catalog shows that 6105 is a center second model, but the 6105 auctioned by Antiquorum is a small second model. I happen to have an exactly same model as the Antiquorum one; the VC archive record of my piece indicates it is a 6071.