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I have an early dial Siff cal11 in the same case and know of at least one other.
I suspect 1 of 3 options for mine -
Maybe a)it was changed at service, b)left the factory later on with the early dial in a Schmitz case, or more controversially, c)maybe they trialled/used this style case earlier on.
AndyO...
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: http://www.onthedash.com/Guide/_Chronographs/62.Autavia/d.Automatic_Autavias/69.Reference_1163T/A.Reference_1163T_
: %28Chronomatic%29/?show=53Chronomatic.JPG
: Hi friends!
: In this pictures we can see the Chronomatic Siffert published on
: "otd".
: As we can see it has a schmitz case and a step caseback.
: In your opinion, is this watch a "put together" or an
: original?
: It's possible to see a schmitz case with a step caseback?
: It's possible to see a 140000 serial case Schmitz and not Piqueret?
: Thanks a lot
: Bullitt
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