ajn3323
·Good evening ΩF. Posted this in another thread but the topic probably needs its own.
This is my new to me Conquest. As you can see it is in beautiful condition. That said I have not been able to find another late 50s (Ref 9000) example that doesn’t have the faint contrasting ring along the minute track. Of the dials I have found with the same layout/markers as mine that are also devoid of the two-tone ring, they are either a Conquest with a date complication or a later Admiral Conquest. Has anyone seen a dial like mine? I am convinced this is not a redial as are some of my local vintage enthusiast friends. But I’m interested to hear opinions on that.
I don’t have a tool to open the caseback to verify serial etc and as you can see the medallion is near pristine so I’m not wanting to mess that up.
Thanks for any input and sorry about the photo quality. Taken with older phone and they look better on my phone than on the forum.
This is my new to me Conquest. As you can see it is in beautiful condition. That said I have not been able to find another late 50s (Ref 9000) example that doesn’t have the faint contrasting ring along the minute track. Of the dials I have found with the same layout/markers as mine that are also devoid of the two-tone ring, they are either a Conquest with a date complication or a later Admiral Conquest. Has anyone seen a dial like mine? I am convinced this is not a redial as are some of my local vintage enthusiast friends. But I’m interested to hear opinions on that.
I don’t have a tool to open the caseback to verify serial etc and as you can see the medallion is near pristine so I’m not wanting to mess that up.
Thanks for any input and sorry about the photo quality. Taken with older phone and they look better on my phone than on the forum.




