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Yes, the Skipper was a Hermit Crab
In Response To: Is a Skipper 7754 always a 7753? ()

Yes, the Skipper was a hermit crab, always residing in another shell (with its original reference number on the case), and never having a shell of its own.

Same with the Seafarers . . . always in another case . . . although we do see some of the 2446C cases marked "SF".

Jeff

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: Hi all

: From what I can see a Skipper 7754 is always in a 7753 Carrera
: case, can anyone tell me if this is generally agreed? Also would
: a serial number in the 105*** be to early? The reason I ask is I
: am looking at the one coming up at auction in the U.K.

: Cheers everyone

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Is a Skipper 7754 always a 7753?
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