Cyma Chronometre dial incorrect at the 1 Hour Mark ?

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This Cyma chronometre looks fine at first but the dial marker at 1 is out of range ? dial has some patina ?
 
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The 1 index is spaced evenly between the two adjacent ones. If the bottom were to be aligned with the printed index, the spacing would look off.

I own a few of these, and the only issue with the one you show is that the "Chronometre" signature appears to be a touch thicker than normal. My guess is that it is a genuine CYMA dial, but possibly a later replacement.
 
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Thanks for the input the movement is the Cyma R444 let’s see asking price is € 350 !

A replacement dial incredible exact the same one!

Great found !
 
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The 1 index is spaced evenly between the two adjacent ones. If the bottom were to be aligned with the printed index, the spacing would look off.

I own a few of these, and the only issue with the one you show is that the "Chronometre" signature appears to be a touch thicker than normal. My guess is that it is a genuine CYMA dial, but possibly a later replacement.


Hi Tony here is the Cyma Chronometre I made a picture of the dial it’s now ok I think the seller photos where to dark do you know which year this Cyma could be the movement is R444 !

Thanks Rick
 
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Dial looks fine, Rick. Is the case full gold, or is there a steel back? I'm guessing gold, as I don't recall having seen mixed case chronometers.
 
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Very uncommon! You got an excellent deal, so congrats!

Likely late '50s
 
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Cyma Chronometre R444 back from service
runs very accurate + 3 sec a day and approximately 63 years old amazing I am impressed !