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··ΩF InvestiGatorso, it's possible the rest of the movt could be the elusive chronometer rated cal 562.
Still have that 564 what would go real nice in that case ...
I would not put any money into this watch.
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so, it's possible the rest of the movt could be the elusive chronometer rated cal 562.
Still have that 564 what would go real nice in that case ...
I have never seen a chronometer rated Cal. 562 movement. To convince me of its existence, I would need to see a COSC certificate (which was supplied with Constellations in those days) that mentions Cal. 562.
Wow! I really appreciate the quick replies!
The seller did disclose the dial might be repainted but could not confirm. I could tell the movement was a bit off, but the dial checked all my boxes. What else stands out there besides the added “T’s” at 6 o clock?
To add to the plot, the ref on the caseback is 14900
Wow! I really appreciate the quick replies!
The seller did disclose the dial might be repainted but could not confirm. I could tell the movement was a bit off, but the dial checked all my boxes. What else stands out there besides the added “T’s” at 6 o clock?
To add to the plot, the ref on the caseback is 14900
thank you all so much! I’ll do my homework and keep digging.
A steel black pie pan with crosshair Constellation is my grail piece, so I want to be as careful as possible to ensure I’m getting what I pay for