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Alex
Sorry Alex do not understand your point.
As you can see from the photo archives, shown are two different diver 100's both with different bezels and different case styles.
It has been discussed many times on this forum that Heuer were very fickle with their case/dial/bezel combinations and this illustrates it perfectly.
If you check my photos you will see that inside the case there is a fine dust from some of the luminous which as dropped from one of the hands.
This to me proved that this was not a recent combination of divers components to put together to look like a diver 100.
Anyhow, thanks again for the debate
rgds
shaun
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