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What is the difference between a 44 mm Luminor 1950 case from...
... the other 44 mm Luminor cases?
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Real Name: Chad
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The case has more of a rounded look/design. Also the lugs are a bit longer on the 1950 case, and the sides of the case a bit shorter. Also on the 1950 case the case curves upward. kind of like a bowl where as the standard luminor case, the case appears more square like.
I find I like both style cases. But the 1950 case seems to curve a but more on the wrist. Also on the 1950 cases, you have a large domed crystal. Where on the luminors you have a very slightly curved crystal. Also the 1950s case have a larger crown guard with T.M. engraved. And the crown itself is full and rounded. Instead of a flat and depressed inside like on the luminor crowns. Cheers. |
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The case on my 212 1950 case is more curved than my 111 case. They are both nice, with the luminor case being a classic but I like the domed crystal on the 1950 cases.
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Thanks gents. Kind of embarrassing, but I never noticed. Not that I have seen to many. This is one of the hardest watches to find over here.
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233 and 270 1950 case
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