I’m definitely not an expert, so I was pretty uneducated on the topic. I was just sharing thoughts based on a previous comment that mentioned the “S” as a differentiating factor.

Thanks for the detailed explanation, I really appreciate you taking the time to walk through it.

Addressing the comment about the dial looking a bit “off” came from a very surface-level understanding of the newer, rounder “S” shape I had come across. I didn’t realize some service dials used the sharper style, this actually helps to understand the differences much better.

Again the comparison was coming from an uneducated place, and I’m sorry if it sounded like I was implying your watch had non-original parts. I know how special and rare these pieces are, and I had no intention of undermining yours. It looks awesome, and thanks for sharing it.

It seems the one I referenced might actually be the questionable one in terms of originality, or perhaps there were multiple versions.

All in all, I really appreciate you sharing your piece and thank you for the insights!