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Any body Familial with the attached pic Mel Siedman  | |||
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What is the 3 digit code near/under the regulator? Many 800 series are the high quality Rolex/Gruen/Aegler movements mid-1920's through 1937 used in solid gold cases, amongst others. | |||
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Melvin, could be a Gruen caliber 168, 6 3/4 x 11 movement. Take off the balance bridge, should be a three digit number under it. I am working on a Gruen ladies caliber 676 which is actually a ETA 651. Marked ETA under the dial on the plate, I was surprised. | ||||
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