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Oooh I jumped back when I saw that dial....because most 751s Ive seen have the pre-changeover serifs in the Constellation script. Interesting to know the movement serial number on yours as I think its one of the very late pre-1000 series C-Shapes.
The knurled bezel may be a clue as that may signify the point at which the script changed. I can also see Swiss Made but is it sandwiched between two Ts?
To respond to your question, I think the C-shaped solid gold knurled bezel with the cal 751 is a bit of a sleeper. 751s generally are for some reason - funny because the base model for both 564 and 751 is the cal 563
Certainly now the 564 stainless C-shapes with the stainless brickwork bracelets are picking up in price....and IMO they look great. I have a solid 18k C with factory bracelet and its one of my favourites.
Of course there's nothing nicer than a Piepan in the 168.005.....but for me the Cs do something. There's a few youngsters into them judging from the emails I receive through my blog.
Cheers
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