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Ari_S
·Hey everyone. 1st time poster and long time lurker. Thought people might find this interesting.
I got to admit that when I saw this dial (@ an deceased estate sale) I was a bit sceptical about the terrible print (looks like a 4 year old).
But this if this is a redial, I cannot for the life for me understand why someone would go to this degree of trouble to fake a case back and USS applied logo but then print this terrible dial.
I understand that the Norman Morris company did turn out some wonky dials, and these dials were made in the US. I have to get the tools to open the monocase, but is there anyway of checking if this is a redial or just a badly printed custom dial.
I got to admit that when I saw this dial (@ an deceased estate sale) I was a bit sceptical about the terrible print (looks like a 4 year old).
But this if this is a redial, I cannot for the life for me understand why someone would go to this degree of trouble to fake a case back and USS applied logo but then print this terrible dial.
I understand that the Norman Morris company did turn out some wonky dials, and these dials were made in the US. I have to get the tools to open the monocase, but is there anyway of checking if this is a redial or just a badly printed custom dial.
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