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citizenrich
路Yes, different dial design (but, correct and original).
White, red, blue and black were the dial color choices. On top of that, there were multiple dial designs as the line progressed through the 60's and 70's. Wittnauer started the pro series in the 1950's with the Venus 188 and then moved on to the Landeron 248 and Valjoux 773x. They also made (3) register watches with a (12) hour recorder but I'll stick to (2) for now as the (3's) are a totally different market (I'm also typing on an iPhone and my finger hurts lolazzzy).
The introduction of battery watches finished of Wittnauer with a quickness in the 70's.
Pretty to easy to source parts. Also, many items like bezel inserts are interchangeable with the heuer autavia 馃榾 Hey, you never know.
The watch you posted is super mint. I bet it sold for $1500 +
the watch below is usually how these look ( average condition) and these usually fetch 450 to 750. V V V V
White, red, blue and black were the dial color choices. On top of that, there were multiple dial designs as the line progressed through the 60's and 70's. Wittnauer started the pro series in the 1950's with the Venus 188 and then moved on to the Landeron 248 and Valjoux 773x. They also made (3) register watches with a (12) hour recorder but I'll stick to (2) for now as the (3's) are a totally different market (I'm also typing on an iPhone and my finger hurts lolazzzy).
The introduction of battery watches finished of Wittnauer with a quickness in the 70's.
Pretty to easy to source parts. Also, many items like bezel inserts are interchangeable with the heuer autavia 馃榾 Hey, you never know.
The watch you posted is super mint. I bet it sold for $1500 +
the watch below is usually how these look ( average condition) and these usually fetch 450 to 750. V V V V
