I saw this Suveran 2400-3 on sale in Sweden.



The dial looks in good condition as well as the case but I fear that there is something wrong with the movement.



It is a cal. 266 datable around 1953 which ill-accords with the reference 2400-3 which probably dates back some years before

This is my 2400-2.








Are my considerations correct?

 

I have no idea but those are two beautiful watches.

 

Any Suveran expert?

 

That movement is wrong... Completely wrong.

Funny - I saw the advert too and didn't notice the glaring fault. Completely blinded by the dial

 

This references should use the famous 30T2 movement not a 266 caliber. It was probably switched or replaced at one point. This is a pretty rare dial though so one could find a proper 30T2 movement for this watch and have a killer suveran

 

Does it has SUVERAN on caseback?

 

The reference 2400 should say suveran on the caseback although the reference 2400 had 3 different casebacks to my knowledge and 1 of them does not say suveran on it. This watch is correct only the movement does not belong in it.