I hesitated to distinguish between the pointed V and the flat V. When we conclude that the pointed V was (a) earlier and (b) more scarce, we must wonder, "why the hype about the flat V?" In my opinion, this is just hype, and I would not pay a premium for this flat V.

This terminology was used to market one of Arno's watches, and the reference remains. And we probably promote it, by giving it a separate line in the Reference Table. Still, people seem to like the look of the "Flat V", so I decided to give this one its own place in the Reference Table.

By the way . . . Surely, you count the Chronomatics as a different execution, so we have at least four Sifferts . . . let me study the jump from four to six.

Jeff

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: Yes ...that is what my thread is saying between the lines :-)

: so for me there are still only 3 versions (seepi i would not rate
: as a mark version: its THE siffert).

: 1 steel hands, big block, 36912, cal 11
: 2 blue inlay hands, big block, 36912, cal 11
: 3 vic hands, black thin blocks, 123456789101112, cal 12

: this worked for me 10 years and will also work the next 10 years.

: Further segmentation is destroying the myth and also reality.

: rgds
: alex