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Jeff
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: Let's begin 2009 with the continuation of our discussion of the
: Grey Monacos. My research is not yet complete, but let me
: suggest -- for the purpose of our continuing discussion -- that
: there are five models / version of the Grey Monaco, as shown
: below. These five versions are as follows:
: Reference 1133 G -- dark grey dial [top left, in the compilation
: shown below]]
: Reference 1133 G -- light grey dial with contrasting black
: registers [top right]
: Reference 73633 G -- dark grey dial [middle left]
: Reference 73633 G -- light grey dial with contrasting black
: registers [middle right]
: Reference 74033 G -- light grey dial with contrasting black
: registers [bottom]
: Subject to confirmation, I believe that in each instance, the
: "dark grey" (shown on the left) was the earlier
: version, with the light grey / black (contrasting registers)
: coming later. I also point out that the dark grey is very dark,
: and some might call it "black" or
: "charcoal".
: So who agrees or disagrees? Who can provide additional photos of
: these grey Monacos or maybe even additional models or versions?
: Who has additional information about these awesome chronos?
: Jeff
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