Of course it looks great, if you remember, you sent this to me about 2 years ago. Thanks! I've been hanging onto it for this exact moment.
PS: the aging process is coming along nicely.
Yep, about 10 years ago when he showed up with the first vintage Daytonas there was a flurry of activity and parts flew back and forth across the Pacific. Everything was ducky and then he fell off the face of the earth for over a year. He popped up once, disappeared again, then he was back.... like nothing had ever happened. Very odd.
Probably your measurement is better, I had to mess around to try and get the micrometer's jaws in close enough to the bezel and caseback for a realistic reading.
I did my best without taking the watch apart. The thinnest point seems to be at the middle, so I measured opposite the crown on the 9:00 side. From the midcase bottom immediately beside the caseback lip to the midcase top right beside the bezel is 5.23mm