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·Are these steel hands and gold indices on the Connie? Either way, I’d move it as little as possible and carefully hand it over to the watchmaker to sort it out. You’ll need a new second hand I’m afraid, and there might be another issue - the hands are probably loose for a reason. Still, original black dial. 😀
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seekingseaquest
·The Connie dial looks like it’s in an incorrect case as well.
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·The Connie dial looks like it’s in an incorrect case as well.
Absolutely, didnt even look at it. Looks like a 60s Seamaster 600 case, possibly?
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Olhenry56
·Still, original black dial. 😀
edit: I suppose actually the problem re: correctness is probably not the case and hands, but the dial.
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··Ash @ ΩFThose are some very rough watches that have both seen much better days
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Dave Bennett
·Absolutely, didnt even look at it. Looks like a 60s Seamaster 600 case, possibly?
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·Case is 166.002 and a Cal 561 movement.
Well, at least the movement belongs to the dial. 😀
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·No offense intended, but unless you either purchased these watches for very little money or intend to restore them and money is no object, I would return both if you can. There are much better fully correct examples available at reasonable prices that won’t require any work other than a routine service. I think that you’re likely to enjoy these watches less and less as you put more $ into them.
