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Hi, I purchased this watch(attached pic) from an second hand auction about a month ago. As you can see it's a bit beat up and worn. It's Model Number, Movement and Serial Number show it is a Seamaster 600 from 1967. As you can see on the face it shows Seamaster with Geneve written underneath. Every photo I look for on this model always shows the face with the Seamaster 600, I can't find any with the exact face marking as mine. Would anyone be able to shed any light on why that is??. Cheers for any help you can give me. The model is 135.011 and the movement is 601. If you need the serial number I can give that as well. 馃榾
 
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it looks like a redial to me but i might be wrong, more pictures would help?
 
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Original Gen猫ve dial with "Seamaster" added at some stage.

Gen猫ve script is correctly positioned, Seamaster is to high on the dial.

May have been a Seamaster 600 at some time, and now just a collection of parts.
 
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Thanks for your help in identifying that. I thought a few things on it might have been changed. 馃榾
 
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Looks like a write off to me as that case is seriously deformed. I very much doubt you'd get a crystal to fit
 
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Thanks for your help in identifying that. I thought a few things on it might have been changed. 馃榾
Yeah it's definitely been dropped before I had it. I got a crystal fitted a few days ago and it seems ok so far 馃榾
 
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Original Gen猫ve dial with "Seamaster" added at some stage.

Gen猫ve script is correctly positioned, Seamaster is to high on the dial.

May have been a Seamaster 600 at some time, and now just a collection of parts.

There are legit Seamaster Gen猫ves, though.

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[photo credit: OF]

Not seen often; can't say I've seen one in the metal.

Art
 
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There are legit Seamaster Gen猫ves, though.

5A362AF2-3B4F-4F11-A492-5E16014E2A20_1_105_c.jpeg

[photo credit: OF]

Not seen often; can't say I've seen one in the metal.

Art[/Q
 
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Ok thanks for that pic and info. It doesn't matter to me if it isn't original or 100% authentic, I love old watches and I liked the look of this one 馃榾
 
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