Well, this one has a late clasp (
@Dan S, could you share what year of production the clasp is? Should say on the inside part), but the bracelet + endlinks aren't correct - unless Certina started using a different supplier at some point.
It's a very cool watch,
@Dan S
Looks like it has had its luminous material removed at some point, which is
exceedingly common on these. On the 3-6-9-12 markers there should be a raised lume inlay, which is very often either missing or replaced. My theory is that the heavy application was very fragile (perhaps more sensitive to moisture?) and therefore was removed/replaced entirely during services.
It's a "T" dial which is a bit less common than those without the T (my observations only), but what this T stands for no-one seems to know. A few times I've seen the model for sale as "DS T". If you could share your serial number (if still visible), it would be great
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