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Constellation/Seamaster Frankie or transition?

M'Bob
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Could this be correct? Early waffle Constellation dial, GX6250 case ref, and 470 caliber movement. Movement serial # of 16.6 million dates to 1958.

Literature says GX6250 is a Seamaster reference and should have a caliber 500 case. Thanks.

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X350 XJR
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Total franken. Look at that weird spacer used to make the movement fit.

Butchered multiple watches to make this monster.
 
M'Bob
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Total franken. Look at that weird spacer used to make the movement fit.

Butchered multiple watches to make this monster.

Perfect. Thanks a lot.
 
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