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After enjoying 51 pages of this thread and being converted to C-Case goodness I took the plunge today. Just won this on Ebay (with help from the recommendations thread). Looking forward to getting it in my hands and then tidied up!
Edit: sellers pics btw
Yes agreed. I like the day+date too, I know that’s too busy for some.
Guys, it is said calendar day. Day date is for rolex. Be careful because its lawyers are seeing this thread 😁
Thank you for the tip! There was a nice calendar day 168.016 on Ebay I missed recently. Agree they suit the C-Case particularly well. I guess it’s a pain to set the day? From laziness and for clean lines I do like no date watches.
Thank you for the tip! There was a nice calendar day 168.016 on Ebay I missed recently. Agree they suit the C-Case particularly well. I guess it’s a pain to set the day? From laziness and for clean lines I do like no date watches.
You can always buy a unique day disk and get the wheel that turns the date removed to set it to something specific
Some ideas: https://www.ema.europa.eu/en/documents/other/abbreviation-names-days-calendarised-blisters_en.pdf
For example "VR" is cool for someone who likes or works on Virtual Reality etc.
I was browsing some auctions (as you do) and they know that I look at a lot of c-cases that this one was shown to me.
What caught my eye was the date window (sorry calendar window) and it got me wondering, has anyone seen a date window on a non day/date(calendar) c-case that was not the faceted window on a 550 series movement c-case?
I know the 1011 and 1021 cal c-cases have non faceted date windows but they have sharp corners. So this particular dial configuration has me a little confused.
Figured this one was a good question for the hive mind.
I have been searching and cannot find an answer to this, but does anyone know when the blue dial was introduced to the Constellation "C"? Is it the year when Constellation was made, or sometime in the 70s? Blue dials are harder to find, but I see more blue in the 70s. Thank you!
and they went crazy after 1967