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  1. Bjarven82 Nov 7, 2018

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    Hello everybody
    I would like to have som feedback on which crown I will have on my 150.012-65. I look at the moon book and then there are 2 options B1.32 and B2.32 I have B2.32. could it be that the crown has changed or if it came with that crown from the beginning? The rest of the watch seems to be 100% original

    Thanks in advance

    Björn
     
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  2. dscoogs Nov 7, 2018

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  3. Dan S Nov 7, 2018

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    I assume your watch should have an A1 crown. Let's see a photo of the pushers from the bottom. When the crown is replaced, the pushers are also often replaced.

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  4. nonuffinkbloke #1 Nigel Mansell Fan Nov 7, 2018

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    24 tooth, flat foot crown & low pushers with wide tubes. 20170515_173146-1.jpg 20170507_170252-1.jpg 20170507_170222-1-1.jpg
     
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  5. Bjarven82 Nov 7, 2018

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    Okay thank you
    I have low pushers. He changed bracelets in the early 70's so he might exchange the crown then
     
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  6. Bjarven82 Nov 7, 2018

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  7. Bjarven82 Nov 7, 2018

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    Is it worth looking up a crown or does not it matter?
     
  8. nonuffinkbloke #1 Nigel Mansell Fan Nov 8, 2018

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    Hello mate. Yes it would have done. I remember (when I was a kid in the 1960's) getting reprimanded for pulling on the links. I remember an old stainless steel bracelet laying among other discarded items in my Mum's kitchen draw. It was there for years. Good chance that was the original bracelet???:eek:

    My Dad probably had that 1171/633 service bracelet fitted in the early 1970's. Certainly it was on the watch when this photograph was taken sometime in the early, to mid 1970's. It also had, square end chrono, service hands and a 32 tooth service crown fitted[.

    18 months ago, Simon Freese (then at STS) had the correct hands and a vintage, 24 tooth, flat foot crown fitted, as part of a full service.
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  9. Dan S Nov 8, 2018

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    Your crown is totally functional, but if you prefer having the correct crown, you can find one.
     
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  10. Bjarven82 Nov 8, 2018

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    I will try finding one
     
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  11. Dan S Nov 8, 2018

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    Unfortunately you don't have enough posts to place a WTB post, but I will message you with some suggestions.
     
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