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I was hoping to wear this, but I dropped it changing from bracelet to strap. Now minute hand is loose!!!!. Agghhhhh

 
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My new Seamaster...

This is a Yachting racing watch with countdown fucntion? Do you have the model name?
 
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Anker chronograph with Excelsior Park 40 movement:

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The Swiss permitted a nine carat marking on Swiss made cases bound for the British market. Both the case back and case head of your Rolex carry the mark....I am more puzzled by the ten carat designation on the case back, but I am no expert.

The double opposing "FF" hallmark on your case back is that of the Glasgow assay office. The letter "B" is, I believe, the Glasgow date letter for 1950. However, the Glasgow assay office did not change its date letters on the calendar year. Rather, the Glasgow assay office date letter year runs July 1 of one year to June 30 of the next. As such your watch could be either a 1950 or 1951. Here is an image of the Glasgow assay office date letter for July 1, 1950 to June 30, 1951.

Just to add, the double F is the Glasgow mark for imported bullion. The actual Glasgow mark is a tree/fish/bell

Thanks to you two, I now know more about my Rolex than I did 24-hours ago. Much appreciated.
 
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Continuing today’s Stainless Omega thread 😉

 
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Thanks to you two, I now know more about my Rolex than I did 24-hours ago. Much appreciated.
Happy to have been of some assistance. Handsome Rolex, by the way. Cheers!