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So after all the debate and discussion, the "Siffert" with the MH bezel and Schmitz case-back sold for $5,731 --
http://www.ebay.com/itm/110837658772#ht_883wt_1165
I'm not so sure why this one was such a mystery. If we study the photos carefully, we see that inside the case-back, there was a watchmaker's mark that said "bezel". To me, this confirmed that the bezel had been replaced during a servicing. I imagine that the case-back had also been replaced at some point.
Some people just didn't like the seller's way of doing business. But in the end, I believe that the photos, with this "bezel" marked in the case-back, told us what we needed to know.
Jeff
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