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Eclipse
·yes, that's what it should be... thank you!
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Dan S
·My friend did the same kind of conversion to TT with a 16750, IIRC. He still has all the original parts, though.
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lezlangdon
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Pastorbottle
·Isn't it a case of Coke is for republicans and Pepsi for democrats, or am I over reading American sensibilities
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blufinz52
··Hears dead people, not watch rotors.Isn't it a case of Coke is for republicans and Pepsi for democrats, or am I over reading American sensibilities
Coke drinkers prefer Daytonas, Pepsi drinkers prefer Speedmasters 😉
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Pastorbottle
·I wear a speedie but I despise Pepsi so that analogy is shit
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blufinz52
··Hears dead people, not watch rotors.
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Paedipod
·in added thread drift....at the time the OP's watch was made Coke had different formulations in different countries. 
And then there was New Coke vs. Coke Classic🤦
And then there was New Coke vs. Coke Classic🤦
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Pastorbottle
·in added thread drift....at the time the OP's watch was made Coke had different formulations in different countries.
And then there was New Coke vs. Coke Classic🤦
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abgul
·It's best to examine the watch in person or ask for detailed pictures. Look for any signs of wear, alignment issues, or mismatched colors. As for other red flags, make sure to check the overall condition, movement, and any documentation that comes with the watch.
