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Old 23 October 2018, 11:50 PM   #22
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Originally Posted by tawny_ulcer View Post
yes it's a damaged lacquer but totally cool and desirable in my opinion. You wont see this effect anytime soon - a truly rare dial and imho will increase in value as the years move on and more and more collectors recognise and acknowledge their beauty. So what if it's damaged lacquer as it's all part of the history of this amazing model.
The Emperor’s New Clothes comes to mind..
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