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Hi Duncan, IMHO this olive 510.501-backed watch sounds at least unlikely.
Could be the owner had it re-PVD'ed in olive after the first PVD layer wore off. On the other hand you can find quite a good deal of "polished" 510.501's, as if they were 510.500's: such jobs are not that uncommon.
Or, perhaps simpler, it may just be the case that the back of the case (pardon the pun) has been substituted with the 510.501.
Cheers.
Fabrizio
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