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I'll make it difficult... no pic, yet.
It's 28mm gold filled, like the usual ladies diver... but it's bezel it aluminium (I think) with the minute markings printed (PVD'd) on. ie. It does not have a separate bezel and insert.
The 'castling' grip on the edge of the bezel are subtle cuts, not the big chunky ones seen on the regular model.
The stamp on the back is 980.038/17.
Now, the 980.017 is the regular all gold ladies diver seen the the brochures.
The 980.038 is an economy steel model.
Could this possibly be an economy gold model, which would seem odd, given the gold filled case.
Stewart
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