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Re: Right hands for vintage Seamaster Chronometre?

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They may well be correct. Very similar markers to the XVI seamaster. Hands would have radium based material and certainly fit the minute index (in terms of length) correctly.

T came with the introduction of tritium and first appeared in the earlier 60s, so those hands may be kosher.

Cheers

Desmond

: These hands have a luminous strip and appear to
: be silver. Shouldn't they be gold with no
: lume? The dial just says "swiss"
: and there are no lume dots by the markers.

: TIA.

: Chris

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Right hands for vintage Seamaster Chronometre??

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