Who knows the ref. number of this vintage piece?

[The moose]

The guy on Instagram posting it didn't answer but I think someone here will have the correct answer...what's the ref. guys?

[MILGAUSS88]

Looks like ref 1007.
But I have never seen a dial like that.
I am speculating that someone cut the track from another dial and put it on top of the original dial.
It looks like there is a gap between the two.

[onthedial]

@The moose
Have you checked all the other posts by the IGer you're referencing? S/he may have posted it earlier and tagged the Ref number.
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[andromeda160]

Ref 6569 I'd imagine. I've seen similar dials before as well from the era, I don't doubt its authentic. A very beautiful watch, a shame the dial has suffered over the years.

[The moose]

Thanks guys!

[Vlad]

I would guess 6532 or 6332 due to flat sides. Also, I think 1007 should be SOCC. 6332 had two piece dials...

Once you find out the correct answer, please post

[offrdmania]

I agree a 6532 with a tuxedo dial. Ive seen quite a few 6532s with the 2-tone tuxedo dials. There are actually 2 of them on the bay right now.

[motoikkyu]

Respectfully disagree with Vlad and offrdmania. It's not a two-tone dial, appears to be a double-sunk. The reason I am sticking my neck out to disagree is that I have one of the double-sunk dials and tried to fit it on a 6532: it's too big, 28 mm, and the 6532 takes a 27pointsomething dial.

[Vlad]

it's not a 2-tone dial, it's a two piece dial. However, unless someone tells me another model with flat sides, I'm sticking with 6532. Yes, 5506 (GP Airking) had flat sides, so did Bonbay models - but they are nothing like this one.

[motoikkyu]

You are absolutely correct, Vlad. The 6532 has flat sides. The photo doesn't give much idea of scale, though. I've never seen the "finely turned" bezel on a 6532. I have seen it on a great many bubblebacks, and some of these have sides that are quite flat, whether factory or over-polished.