68 Constellation Black Face Redial.........

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The guilloché one is singing to me... and killing me softly with its song...


I'm taking excellent care of it!😉
 
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What`s about this one? 28528



Nice, but I would prefer a gold/capped case.
 
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But the movement has the wrong rotor - or is perhaps completely the wrong movement?

P.S. And the rear medallion looks a bit iffy, too . . .
This has been on eBay for ages. Bezel polished within an inch of it's life. I reckon there's something iffy about it...😒

Edit: these are usually bumpers John.
 
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If it were perfect it would be selling for $1400 or better because of the black dial.
 
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This has been on eBay for ages. Bezel polished within an inch of it's life. I reckon there's something iffy about it...😒

Edit: these are usually bumpers John.

I know it's supposed to be a bumper, I've got one. But the 354 rotor should say "Adjusted five (5) positions and temperatures " on a Connie.
 
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I know it's supposed to be a bumper, I've got one. But the 354 rotor should say "Adjusted five (5) positions and temperatures " on a Connie.
Just noticed that, must of been replaced. Would keep away.
 
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It's possible to replace the rotor to make it correct. There's also an outside chance that it either came that way or was repaired once using a mismarked rotor. One or two of our members have had rotors without the adjusted markings on chronometers and had the correct rotor installed.

According to me, the going rate for a rotor swap like that is $20. 😜 (without labor costs from your watchmaker)
 
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Hey, you guys forgot the original buckle, it's a bonus right there. 😁
 
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Is it just my eyes or does the rotor have wear on it as well?
 
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Hey, you guys forgot the original buckle, it's a bonus right there. 😁
Hmmm... Worth every penny! 😁