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I differ on that..
In Response To: Others May See It Differently . . . ()

Ah, you see that's where I'd draw the line.

I'd call them 73663's with Siffert colours, or 73663 with Viceroy colours. As opposed to straight Viceroy or Siffert.
Some might argue that I'm splitting hairs, but I think there is a notable difference.

You wouldn't, I presume, call this a Viceroy?..

Stewart

: Others may see it differently, but I would call the two below
: "Viceroy" and "Siffert" color schemes, even
: though Viceroy never sold, and Jo Siffert never wore, these
: manual-wind models.

: Jeff

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