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Seen for my self i'll try to open it and make pictures of it soon

I'm not doubting that the text is printed on the inside, but remember the dial also says Rolex on it, and you know that's not true.

The Swiss movement, if it is indeed Swiss, will be a 27j ETA 7750 with transfer gears to move the seconds from 9 to 6. It's most likely not a Swiss movement, however.

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Nice watches,perfect mecanics, respect for the enormous skills shown. :thumbsupsmileyanim:

About 2 years ago I bought an 16030 , non quickset transition model, 1979 s/n6117758, and Franked it with complete polish, new plexi, new style oyster bracelet, old style non-smooth polished SS lunette and a real old stock emaille (enamel) white dial with FINE romans. The photos are too big to upload, I'm working on that

The watch costed me €999 at a watch market

The dial costed me €330 installed , official since 45 year Rolex dealer with a lot of old parts, Heetman Rotterdam Holland.

The old champagne dial brought me back €100

Bracelet perfect replica costed me €100

Wait for the pictures

Jack

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Nice watches,perfect mecanics, respect for the enormous skills shown. :thumbsupsmileyanim:

About 2 years ago I bought an 16030 , non quickset transition model, 1979 s/n6117758, and Franked it with complete polish, new plexi, new style oyster bracelet, old style non-smooth polished SS lunette and a real old stock emaille (enamel) white dial with FINE romans. The photos are too big to upload, I'm working on that

The watch costed me €999 at a watch market

The dial costed me €330 installed , official since 45 year Rolex dealer with a lot of old parts, Heetman Rotterdam Holland.

The old champagne dial brought me back €100

Bracelet perfect replica costed me €100

Wait for the pictures

Jack

The picture as described above

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Nice watches,perfect mecanics, respect for the enormous skills shown. :thumbsupsmileyanim:

About 2 years ago I bought an 16030 , non quickset transition model, 1979 s/n6117758, and Franked it with complete polish, new plexi, new style oyster bracelet, old style non-smooth polished SS lunette and a real old stock emaille (enamel) white dial with FINE romans. The photos are too big to upload, I'm working on that

The watch costed me €999 at a watch market

The dial costed me €330 installed , official since 45 year Rolex dealer with a lot of old parts, Heetman Rotterdam Holland.

The old champagne dial brought me back €100

Bracelet perfect replica costed me €100

Wait for the pictures

Jack

The photo

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Nice watches,perfect mecanics, respect for the enormous skills shown. :thumbsupsmileyanim:

About 2 years ago I bought an 16030 , non quickset transition model, 1979 s/n6117758, and Franked it with complete polish, new plexi, new style oyster bracelet, old style non-smooth polished SS lunette and a real old stock emaille (enamel) white dial with FINE romans. The photos are too big to upload, I'm working on that

The watch costed me €999 at a watch market

The dial costed me €330 installed , official since 45 year Rolex dealer with a lot of old parts, Heetman Rotterdam Holland.

The old champagne dial brought me back €100

Bracelet perfect replica costed me €100

Wait for the pictures

Jack

The picture

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