Thank you.

 

The 2s and 5s on the 45 min counter don’t even match and I know nothing

 

... seriously ...

 

Thanks for pointing out the exact issues I should be looking at.

 

Might be a good idea to add a cooling off interval when in the heat of the chase.

 

+1 definitely take some dial to re-evaluate. particularly vintage watches, it's dangerous to fall into the trap of "oh but what if this opportunity doesn't come up ever again"

Unless it's an ultra rare 10 pieces made patek, chances are you'll get another opportunity at it at some point!

 

i find the dial messy, other will jump in, i would pass, too expensive (wrong hands, markers, redial).

 

The bid just went up to €6k and there is still 7 days to go.

 

I’m the new lucky owner of this watch (direct offer).

I have doubts about the dial also, anyway it could be correct.

I will do some research and post macro shots

 

Lucky you! It’s a real beauty. Can’t wait to see some wrist shots.

 

Refinished 100%

 

What exactly make you think that ?

 

are you talking about the black dial compur or the white dial "compax" ?

 

The tachymetre looks good to me. There is another for sale down in New Zealand. I have no connection to the seller and this is his picture.

Ref 181102 is a very rare bird indeed. I could neither afford nor wear one of these but what a glorious way to sign off the 60s Tri Compax.

 

Any chance of a link to seller ?

 

Of course. I hope you have your chequebook handy.

https://www.chrono24.co.uk/universalgenve/tri-compax-tricompax--id7950112.htm

 

Serio

is there a missing bezel? Looks odd to me.

 

@Larry S I know what you mean but all examples seem to look like that. Maybe UG decided that the dial was already busy enough, dunno.