What a shame.

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Looks like we posted the same thing. You can delete my thread though or merge them if you want!

 

The dial is certainly salvageable, as this essay shows:

http://users.tpg.com.au/mondodec//Seamaster_Conserve.pdf

Unfortunately, without the proper case, I'm not sure why someone would buy this except for parts.

Oh well -

gatorcpa

 

I would stick it in a gold filled case, maybe make a franken.

 

Not sure if you really want to do that. At one time, Dennis had a watch with a gold dial, cal. 352 movement and steel (or capped) case. He did the right thing and parted it out. I'm sure someone out there has a gold case Ref. 2849 with a redial or other oddity.

Hopefully they will find this listing or forum,
gatorcpa

 

This listing was ended by the seller because the item is no longer available.

 

Someone said this before, and they'll say it again:

gatorcpa