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    wind-up merchant OhDark30's Avatar
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    More on the history of the J88 here (some in German)
    http://www.dirkfassbender.de/j88.html
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    Quote Originally Posted by OhDark30 View Post
    More on the history of the J88 here (some in German)
    http://www.dirkfassbender.de/j88.html
    Thanks for the link Kath (will read through the German parts later) and for the info in the previous post. Thought you might have some knowledge up your sleeve on this topic

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    Quote Originally Posted by OhDark30 View Post
    More on the history of the J88 here (some in German)
    http://www.dirkfassbender.de/j88.html
    Good to see how well a detailed dial can be reprinted and relumed, and also to see how much it costs

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    Thanks, m!
    It's a lovely watch - as you can see quite similar to the Strela, and I got this first as I wasn't confident I'd spot fakes on the Russian side.

    Mine was in better nick than the one in the thread I've linked to, I had the lugs replated as the brass was showing through, the dial and everything else is totally original

    The link gives a good insight into dial restoration - it's a very good effort, but the curve-topped 3s would drive me crazy :-)
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    I prefer their simpler designs.

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