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Saw this on the bay...
![]() Looks like it needs a bezel..? No..? ![]()
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Hello , good question but not able to answer it !
Where are the experts ? JL+ |
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Certainly no expert, especially for the 40's types (which I imagine it is).
I've seen the cathedral hands before on Lemanias, I've seen the case and coffin pushers as well, but never the two together - but that's most probably down to a lack of seeing one rather than saying the watch has been 'put together'. I don't think it necessarily had a bezel originally, although it looks as if it should do - but at this age I don't think there were many bezeled watches anyway - happy to be corrected as ever. Here are a few examples I dug up - A 1940's one which looks to be the same(ish) except for the hands - And a 1930's one showing the cathedral hands - ![]() Andy Ah, a few here from Chrono24 - http://www.chrono24.com/en/lemania/c...num=0&tab=pics http://www.chrono24.com/en/lemania/c...num=0&tab=pics Last edited by andy_s; 22-08-2012 at 12:08. |
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