Oh sure, cases, dials, bezels but all the bits come together in the same facility, no? Were the bits manufactured by different suppliers concurrently or did the contract occasionally pass to another supplier? I would think the latter rather than imagining a situation where the Omega employee is pulling components from a hodgepodge of suppliers out of bins on the production floor. To me that makes an argument for a pretty consistent output with variations being successive rather than simultaneous. In the few other watches where production is well documented - I'm thinking of the Heuer Autavia and Carrera - that's the way it seems to work.
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