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All I can suggest is that you remove the case back & check out which case ref no is on the inside of the caseback. We can then check this to make sure it is the correct caseback.
I've never seen a fake Pre-Bond.
finally I'm sure you're aware of this, but there is a great website covering these models here's a link...
Let us know what you find.
Steve
I'm certainly NOT an expert on pre-Bonds, but like you, thought they should have a seahorse ( sometimes called a hippocampus ).
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