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This same confusion occurs in the Autavia world, and just this morning I learned that different executions of the Siffert Autavias (Reference 1163T) actually had different shades of white paint.
H-E-L-P!! There is only so far that you can take this "field guide" / "recognition guide", before it becomes an "idiot's guide".
Just a thought (or two).
Jeff
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could there be some confusion about white dials, silver dials and something called "starburst"??
: hi shaun
: as far as i am aware there were no white faced
: Monacos made, only matt blue, metalised
: blue, metalised grey, silver and black
: (though the black is rare as it was only
: used on a few prototype parkerised case
: versions) there is a rumour that there was a
: red dial version though i've never seen one.
: does anyone know more?
: so when you say white, do you mean white or
: light silver?
: do you have a pic you could post?
: thanks
: bruce
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