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Re: Here's the 1067 Info
In Response To: Here's the 1067 Info ()

Hi Steve

Many thanks for posting that, the end pieces I have are 516 - 20mm so I guess that there must have been some mix and match at some stage, and that this was probably not the original bracelet.

I have seen another scan (of the 105.003 and 105.012 with race cars in the back ground) where the 105.012 is listed as having the 1506 bracelet.

I am guessing that someone added this bracelet to the watch, but we will never know.

In any event it is nice to know that it is a listed model. I would like to get some No6 end pieces at some stage so that I could also use this on my 105.003 – 64, this has 19mm lugs.

Although I would only use it occasionally as I would not want to damage it!

If anyone has some No6 end pieces I would appreciate a couple of close up scans and may try and get some made by a watchmaker.

Good luck to all and thanks again Steve for remembering me

Cheers Mark

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