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Ive not come across both 'n's in Constellation being straight like that before. Is that a particular model, or Is it because its 18k? Don't they usually curl under, the last n being slightly more curved?
Respectable Member MSNWatch I have always loved the 'C' because of its weight and very simple dial furniture. Yours is definitely in spectacular condition. Thank-you.
Maybe you need to open your heart and give that watch some love and resign yourself that is your baby.
Thanks for the tip Jane Seymour. Have you been hanging around the Hallmark store again? Every Valentine's Day your wife has to drag you out of that place.
Any luck lately with the gold scrapper? I'm seeing movements popping up on ebay left and right nowadays...
Just curious...........why the medallion in C case Connie gold doesn't have bricks in its observatory when the SS and gold capped have bricks?
Without going all Jane Seymour on you, something that lovely doesn't need a scale mate. Everyone can plainly see its beautiful.
Its not only the bricks in the medaillion, the gold capped like the CD168.017 have also a silver dial