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6 July 2012, 02:54 PM | #22 |
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I'd stick with the 16800 matte. I don't think the plots are different sizes.
16800's can be had with three different types of date wheels. Silver with open 6 and 9's in the first runs White open 6 and 9 in the later versions (both matte and gloss dial) White closed 6 and 9 modern small font service discs. The open 6 and 9 is better as it is the larger font and has that vintage feel. It is possible to ge a 3135 based sub with old style font and open 6 and 9's but very uncommon. I have a 1680 white and a 16800. Both get equal wrist time and you can't go wrong with either. Both have the silver date disc.
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