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BARNFIND Ref 6536/1 Gilt Depth, circa 1956...
Just unearthed this killer, one owner, unpolished, untouched, Ref 6536/1 Gilt Depth circa 1956, with a no hash insert!
Just check out the crazy chamfers! 
Original crown with + 
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BARNFIND Ref 6536/1 Gilt Depth, circa 1956...
Just unearthed this killer, one owner, unpolished, untouched, Ref 6536/1 Gilt Depth circa 1956, with a no hash insert! Just check out the crazy chamfers! Original crown with + ...
He must have lived in a very nice barn. What wonderful catch. Looks almost NOS. Bravo.
Thank you for sharing this beauty with us. Bill
Wow, that is fantastic!
The early small crowns are lovely and this one is fantastic! All the details, hands, dial, case, bezel, bracelet! But also must be one of the most radioactive ones... ;-)
Fantstic find!
Is there a story behind it that the one-owner shared? Also, Does the Lume still glow? Aloha. Bob