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Gene, I too feel you should post the mail on the open forum.
You have quite a few (differently branded) chronographs for sale, which seem to be housed in cases from the same maker, at least they are strikingly similar in design (see attached picture).
It is my opinion that your descriptions are rather opaque. You describe your watches as vintage and the cases as NOS, however the watches as a whole appear do not appear to be vintage or NOS, but seem to have been assembled from parts coming from different watches (or at the very least recased, be it in NOS cases or not).
The assembling process is clearly done meticulously and with great craftmanship; the watches are nice and the movement look tip top, but I reiterate that as a whole watch they appear to be neither vintage nor NOS.
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