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From the little research I have done, this appears to be in between a sterile and 3H version. I've seen several examples of the 3H version on the net and a few of the sterile version. Is this dial with just the small "t" rarer than the sterile and 3H version?
The caseback is not marked at all. Or, it may have been erased through time but a closer examination shows that it may not have been marked at all.
Is there any significance to an unmarked caseback? Does this look legitimate?
Finally, I've seen several examples with markings on the case, between the lugs. This one is not marked at all.
Does the absence of any markings on the case have any significance?
By the way, this comes with its service papers from WEMPE that states AUFTRAGS- NR.: 19518.
Hoping to hear from the experts on this. Thanks in advance.
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