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Originally Posted by Dan S
So what do you think she would want to know? Technical details like the dial variant? Whether the watch has any service parts? Opinions about condition? Just comments like "nice watch". ;-)
If she wants to know approximately when the watch was produced, it's best to just get the serial number, since other things could easily have been replaced. We obviously don't know the watch's history, and there's only so much we can say from a photo of the dial.
Some info here:
drsd.com
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Thanks and sorry for being vague as she did not give me much guidance
1) dial variant 2) original parts? 3) age? 4) condition obviously was well loved. I ask to get serial number but she was unable to remove bracelet thanks