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Missing minutes indexes on Cs
Hi ,
Have anybody come across missing minutes indexes on CS.
Thks rdgs
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Missing minutes indexes on Cs
Hi , Have anybody come across missing minutes indexes on CS. Thks rdgs ...
Aaaahh... the very rare 56-minutes-dial!
Thanks to those flaws, the watch is worth now FANTASTIZILLIONS! ;-)
i'm just wondering is it true unless it is your watch....
in my understanding, dial is pad printed - so i don't see a logic how it can miss (if so, it can't be on 1 timepiece either). well, if it is your watch - then you've a piece unique ! Best, mahesh.,
seriously???
Im wondering the same as others here - is this your watch? Since it is pad printed it is very strange how indexes could be missing in su a sharp and precise way.
Never seen that before. BUT I’ve seen the other pictures of this watch just now (just to try and be sure it wasn’t a photoshop) and it looks legit.
As others have said, not sure how this happened only once, and not sure how it happens if pad printed (although I guess it would be a simple fault whereby the markers are somehow not primed). Perhaps it was a batch of errors and one or two slipped through...
Has anybody run this by FPJ?
Anyhoo, it'd be an easy dial swap. Also, hard to imagine nobody noticed this. May we have a picture of the back so we can see the serial number?
I have similar thoughts
Dial printer who is one person, doing the printing by hand, one at a time, doesn’t notice. Watchmaker who assembles from start to finish doesn’t notice, QC doesn’t notice. Salesman doesn’t notice. costumer doesn’t notice when making the purchase. Hmmm.. 🤔...
No, serial is blurred.
Why mention to FPJ? To determine legitimacy? Looking at some others of the pictures the pin buckle does not look good. Perhaps it’s an early watch / buckle, buts the engraving of FP Journe is very rough.
Case looks heavily polished too. It has clearly been done by someone at a butchers shop.
Early buckles where fine. Not rough like this one. I can’t explain this dial but the rest of the watch looks quite poor condition
piece unique 🤪
I like the orange details on 2, 3 , 8 and 9 o clock. Reminds me of the Ludovic Ballouard upside down watch 😂