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Re: Speedmaster/seamaster misprint dial?Prototype?put togeth
In Response To: Re: Speedmaster/seamaster misprint dial?Prototype?put togeth ()

: In this era, Seamasters and Speedmasters sometimes shared the same
: case designs. This is one of those designs. The 176.001 is a
: Seamaster that is not particularly unusual, which was replaced
: with the 176.007.

: Nice watch, not out of the ordinary based on my cursory glance.

: Sam
Tanks for that sam.I thought the combination of seamaster and mark 111 was unusual.I have not seen another like it(after hours searching the net and about 3 years of having an interest in these watches).The case of the 176001 is also different to this case would omega have used the same references for different cases or should it have the same caseback as a speedmaster mark 111? If you could direct me to another watch the same to satisfy my curiosity.
Jason

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