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Yes, you are right - the 73463 is my favorite because it got the crown on the right side and because it got a running-second which the automatic Autavias don´t have. I like it when at least one part of the watch is visible moving. Although your 11630 Silver is also a very nice and sharp example;-)
cheers, christoph
: Just realised that this post is about the even more
: rare 73463 Autavia... ours is an 11630 Silver... you've have to
: pay more attention dear Sandra :P
: Sorry for the mistake and cheers,
: Sandra
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