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[woody]

wow, that dial has some resemblance between a planet ocean and the current generation of seamaster....I guess the design can always get "recycled", am I right? Thanks Rob for the usual great work and for taking the time to take these pictures.

[HauteHippie]

Mmmm vintage. Very nice and I'm sure rewarding work there.

[tmg]

Thanks The Zigmeister, always great to see your takedown/repair posts.

It reminds me of my first gen Rolex purchase nearly 20 years ago; a 1940's manual "Army" model, that watch is so tiny my wife wears it now.

[Dizzy]

thanks for posting this Rob. I love to see these types of watches becasue its not something we normally see here! I've always liked the bubblebacks even though it isnt a model i would ever purchase.

[chrgod]

A nice piece, beautiful finish on the movement... Interesting to see how the rotor assembly seems to fit like a "hat" over the rest of the movement! This is a chronometer grade watch, so I guess it is quite collectable..

I have a 6694, Oysterdate. These small, vintage "cheap" Rolex'es are quite good buys if you dont mind the small size.

Thanks for posting!