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Re: I have found it in a 1989 Catalogue

Hello Steve, thanks Very Muchly for this info. That certainly looks like her watch.

Of the info you supplied, what we didn't know was:

- sapphire crystal
- waterproof to 30m (don't swim with it? Not even at 1m?)

This explains why the watch looks all beat up and yet the glass covering the dial hasn't a single scratch on it. I've always wondered about her watch that way.

Are all sapphire crystals the same hardness? Could I expect the same performance from the crystal on my new Omega Seamaster 2264.50?

When the band broke last year, finding a replacement was tough because it's so unique where the band meets the watch, it's not normal there. I never could find a replacement, so what I did was buy a normal ladies 12mm band, cut slits into the edge of the bands and inserted and superglued the unique metal pieces which I carefully removed from the old broken band. Looked kinda ugly but it worked.

I believe she told me her old band was "crocodile"

Anyways, thanks again for your help.

Jim

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