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: DC,
: Not only are the cases completely different, but they're base
: metal, with the exception of the caseback, which is stainless
: steel. It's only the dial and hands that make 'em look a bit
: like a Carrera.
: In my opinion, they are much more comfortable to wear than a
: Carrera.
: This one has a movement signed Sears Roebuck & Co.
:
: 
: Only the one powered by a Valjoux 72 came in a stainless steel
: case, which is completely different as well.
: I happen to have one of those, but I took it completely apart.
:
: 
: And just in case...
:
: 
: dddmmm8
not true... most of the poormans cases are all SS, at least all the ones I've had that were branded Zodiac, Hamilton and Clebar... I can't say for sure about the Sears 'Tradition'...
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