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My friend,
when I discovered this type of case a lot of people belived that all these Autavias where frankenwatch: a Schmitz case with a piquerez caseback!
They made a bad mistake!
I make a long resarch on this type of case (Bullitt case): with AndyODiscover that there are some difference between a Schmitz case and a Bullitt case, as you can see in pic.
Look at the "click" bezel position!
: P
: I have the same case 142xxx on my 1st exec 1163MH Derek Bell 1163
: Another for your list...
: R
: Another example of Bullitt case, with pushers opened in back like
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