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: Pics aren't good enough to get closeup of the dial. If one
: or both are redials then its not really a great deal. One for
: sure has an incorrect crown. Looks like both need some work.
: $200 to $300 a piece for servicing and parts. Not worth getting
: them IMO if either is redialled. better to put $400 to one
: really nice piece. See if u can get better closeup pics.
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Thanks for the feedback. Per his ad, they are "both these watches are in great, unrestored shape. vary faint age spots on the face of the 351. both have stainless steel cases. both have been worn by myself"
Thanks again.
AB
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