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I'm pretty lucky when it came to my 1133, as the seal had thoroughly melted, but it never affected the dial. Thank god. The seller I bought it from opened it to take photos, and got seal splattered on the dial, but I guess he cleaned it off before it got to me. When it came, only the crystal had any damage to it. (Seal had somehow gotten on the crystal, and had done some small damage.)
My 1533 seems to have been damaged by a seal at some point, but survived remarkably well for a metallic type dial.
Also, I quite fancy those 1133G's... :P
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