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To my eye, on the 11630 and the 11063, it's all about the bezel. So here's another treatment of the subject.
Jeff
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: And coming soon . . . "the tale of the tape (or
: calipers)" . . . detailed measurements and comparisons of
: the six primary versions of red / black automatic Autavias:
: 1163 MH Chronomatic 1163 MH -- ridged markers 1163 MH -- inserts
: in markers 1163V (Viceroy) 11630V (Viceroy) 11063V (Viceroy)
: This comparison will take us from the rarest of the Autavias
: (black Chronomatic; three known samples) to the most common of
: all (the $88 Viceroys).
: Yes, I had sworn off the 11630s, as being top-heavy, but I am
: liking my 11063 so much that I had to give the 11630 another
: try.
: Jeff
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