Hello forum, as most people suggest for cal.562 on my previous thread, I ask for more picture on the cal.562 and found out it has engraving on the back case. Can anybody help me with this? Should it reduce the price? Or does it increase its rarity?

I appreciate every comment and information here
thanks

 

As per the other thread, it probably affects value adversely. I like history of vintage watches so it wouldn't bother me but others don't. It's a long service presentation to some dude from the Public Utilities Board after 36 years.

 

Like base62 I'm not too fussed about inscriptions on watches. It could easily work to your advantage when it comes to price.

 

Is Not so much means it will drop the value or it increase the value for a little? Thanks

Thanks for the comments l. But can anybody expleain what is public utility boards?

 

Some one from the public utility such as roads, electricity, water.

What country are you in will help just type public utility (your country) into google

 

Yeah I got that but as an Indonesian I don't think it really come from Indonesia
especially the year 1929-1945 Indonesia still on war for independence. So I can't really tell where this watch come from

 

Public utilities eh? I'm translating that to sewage worker. Public utilities operative is a posh word for shite processor to you and me. That is definately going to reduce the price.