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  1. finflyer Sep 20, 2018

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    Hello

    Just acquired this Vintage Seamaster Jumbo as a more dressy companion to my SeMPC Ti. Found a gold plated Seamaster Jumbo in good condition. It's a ref 2494-1 2657 with a cal 342 movement with a serial number 127xxxxx dating it roughly to 1950-1951. Nice,as my parents are born 1949 and '51. To me everything seems quite original, what do you think?

    Cheers,
    Vesa
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  2. albertob Sep 20, 2018

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    Congrats on your first purchase!

    Wear it in good health!
     
  3. maanu Sep 20, 2018

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    Congratulations!!!!. Looks great.
     
  4. mac_omega Sep 20, 2018

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    welcome to OF

    nice watch - enjoy! :thumbsup:
     
  5. seekingseaquest Sep 20, 2018

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    She’s a real beauty! I see no issues whatsoever.
     
  6. finflyer Sep 20, 2018

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    Thanks for your comments and compliments.
    I did some research before buying, but it's still nice to get verification from more experienced people. The same seller was offering a PiePan Constellation with a wrong movement (552) inside, so...

    Thanks again,
    V
     
  7. Folgono Sep 20, 2018

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    Wow, it is beautiful. What diameter is it ?
     
  8. finflyer Sep 20, 2018

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    It's 36 mm, compared to the more common 34,5 mm size.
     
  9. Co-axial Sep 20, 2018

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    Nice
     
  10. Walviskroket Sep 20, 2018

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    Your first, but most certanly not your last :)
     
  11. badash Sep 20, 2018

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    The letter "M" in the automatic has straight legs. It should be wide legs from my experience. But i can be wrong. Its worth looking it up