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10 July 2009, 10:35 PM
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6536/1
think I got it now
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10 July 2009, 11:15 PM
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Bob Ridley could get this redial refinished properly, to look as well-nigh near the original as possible. He's at: http://www.watchmakers.com/ To me, it would be well worth it, and much cheaper than sourcing an original. You might also want to polish the crystal with some Brasso or Polywatch...
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11 July 2009, 03:02 AM
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Real Name: Ronald E Smith
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Photoshop to the rescue
My two cents... what a beauty and well worth repair...
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12 July 2009, 04:22 AM
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Hopefully you can see the photos of My sub.
getting ready to have it serviced. I have had it since the early 80's. Wore it all the time Just found out that it is a vintage 6536/1 what a surprise. Just got a call today telling Me the face was refinished sometime in the past. don't know what to do about that. to get it redone or not. ant thoughts |
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12 July 2009, 06:13 AM
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Either way, you have a redone dial! However, when Bob gets done with it, you may not be able to tell!
Scott
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