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Re: Thanks
In Response To: There Were Black-Cased Master Times ()

Thanks Jeff and David, help much appreciated. I guess the Stainless case is the more common finish on all the timers and generall black denoted a plastic case.
I shall go with Master Time unless anyone else has any suggestions.
regards
Paul
www.heuerworld.com

: We have seen a few different versions of the black-cased Master
: Times, and that's the only model that it could be (with a single
: hole for the crown).

: Or, come to think of it, some of the early IFR (12-minute timers)
: had a single crown, with start / stop / reset via this one
: crown. Here is the "two-button" IFR, but the earlier
: one had a single button (crown).

: Jeff

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