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Mathis, thank you very much for your reply.
But wouldn´t it be much much easier to just buy one of the many others directly available from other brands with the 13 1 on the caseback?
And use those to built like you say, a franken watch?
This would make a lot more sense to me instead of creating a "new" caseback design, which (good example is this discussion here) would of course be flagged by collectors?
Does this makes sense to you?
Just because I only showed 4 with this caseback style does not mean that these watches are not original.
And again, I know the former owner of the watch, I know the jeweller where the watch was bought, there is no "watch-building" in between these facts.
Hopefully we get some more contributions to this topic.
Thank you very much for your help.
Hermann
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: You have found four watches, including your own, with incorrect
: markings on the caseback. Three of them seem to have heavily
: brushed casebacks - possibly to try to remove the obvious
: incorrect "automatic" marking. The reason they all
: have Heuer on the dial is that it is the only brand of the ones
: you mentioned that will effect the monetary value when putting
: together a franken watch.
: Sorry Hermann, others might agree with you, but you won't convince
: me.
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