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westmouth
·Would guess the second hand has been replaced at some point. However most concerned about the chrono pusher bases, how common are those?
Any thoughts about this 176.007
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Sherbie
·Not seen this on any other example, and i have seen dozens over the years, and have 2 still
Walk away
Walk away
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joe band
·depends on the price. case and dial look clean, the gold versions are certainly less common.
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Socks
·Looks a bit tatty and the end links don’t seem to seat neatly.
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vienna
·Never seen such a case before... looks strange to me.
Kind regards Max
Kind regards Max
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Lucasssssss
·For all of these watches, you should look at this exceptional website: https://www.calibre1040.com. Which is run by @Andy K . I have never seen a case like this, and it does not seem to be mentioned on the website above. However, it is a strange thing to fake.
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lillatroll
·Here is mine. Compared to the OP images the pushers look too short and the chronostop hand is the wrong colour . The case looks like it has been polished to within an inch of its life.
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joeshoup
·Not a terrible example, but requires a number of hard to find parts and the time and expense that goes with the finding. I would think about buying this at $1000 but pass at much more than that.
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westmouth
·I will pass on this one, as pointed out by several those pushers are not as on any other 176.006 around.
Thanks to all
Thanks to all
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Findingmrsmith
·I love the C3PO gold version of the omega 176.007! I have an R2D2 silver version of the 276.007 to go with the other.
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