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Originally Posted by 996marty
The angles of the photos don’t really help. All I would say is a lot of the watches from this era will have had a polish at sometime in their life and maybe this would be reflected in the price
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What's wrong with a polished watch? From my experience, and I've owned and evaluated many, the few unpolished watches that I have seen the past 25 years are nothing to write home about. Additionally, although many here talk the talk about unpolished watches, most buyers could care less about purchasing an old, neo vintage watch with all the scratches, marks and gouges from many years of wear.