Seamaster 300 bezels

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The 2 blanks are from his first post. He corrected it above. There are only 2 images
 
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Great, so my 27 mil RN 165.024 has the correct (Type F) bezel.
Caseback is a 1970 issue also so it all sounds good.
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Fantastic work! 👍
Very helpful information for this community of dedicated collectors.
Checked my 165.024. Extract confirms production at 23rd of February 1968. Serial 26.290.xxx.
Type D fits very well with your lists.
 
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Fantastic work! 👍
Very helpful information for this community of dedicated collectors.
Checked my 165.024. Extract confirms production at 23rd of February 1968. Serial 26.290.xxx.
Type D fits very well with your lists.
Hey nice. Why don't you put a flat crown on?
 
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Hey nice. Why don't you put a flat crown on?
It's the way it was found.
I prefer to keep a bit of history with it.
 
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Historically it has a flat crown, hence what I said 😀
 
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Hey nice. Why don't you put a flat crown on?
As for flat crown, du you refer to the Najad type ?
My watch has the later screw down type.
Do you think it's incorrect in anyway?
I would be a tad surprised as the watch appeared when uncovered to be a untouched "barn find".
 
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I can't remember in what year the crown changed...
 
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I can't remember in what year the crown changed...
According to the Worn & Wound purchase guide it was in 1967.
 
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Difference:
This pic is funny beacause, see the Omega logos. Tehy seem to be inverted. The thinner one should be the elder the bold one the latter.