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·Hey guys,
I've been hunting around for interesting Moonwatch variants, building a humble collection over the years.
One interesting piece I saw today was this (ebay link incoming) 1969ish 145.0022 modded with a Mitsukoshi dial.
It's an interesting piece. Being produced barely post-moon, and is in generally good condition. The dial mod is an unusual choice, but imo it works very well here.
But my question here is specifically about the caseback. Here's the picture from the listing:
I have a few Moonwatches, and compared to them this caseback just seems... off. The spacing between letters seems larger, and the alignment of some the characters is strange as well.
At first I thought that this is just what original post-moon moonwatches looked like, but I haven't seen anything like this in my search. I know the typography can vary a bit, so maybe this is just due to natural variance?
Is this a legit caseback for a 1969ish 145.0022?
I've been hunting around for interesting Moonwatch variants, building a humble collection over the years.
One interesting piece I saw today was this (ebay link incoming) 1969ish 145.0022 modded with a Mitsukoshi dial.
It's an interesting piece. Being produced barely post-moon, and is in generally good condition. The dial mod is an unusual choice, but imo it works very well here.
But my question here is specifically about the caseback. Here's the picture from the listing:

I have a few Moonwatches, and compared to them this caseback just seems... off. The spacing between letters seems larger, and the alignment of some the characters is strange as well.
At first I thought that this is just what original post-moon moonwatches looked like, but I haven't seen anything like this in my search. I know the typography can vary a bit, so maybe this is just due to natural variance?
Is this a legit caseback for a 1969ish 145.0022?
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