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However, the watch I bought looks like it has the lettering similar to the Searamblers with a space between the SUB and 750T as in the pic of the actual watch below.
Also, while the links in some of the pics Ive seen have arrows on the inside showing the direction of the threads, my bracelet links do not have any. It came with the tube, the warranty card, an extra bracelet, and the remaining links. So did I get one with a typo? Should I be worried guys?
EDIT: Ronbo: Thanks for the typo call!
Last edited by OrangeCrush; April 17th, 2010 at 17:21.
There were some that were made at that time with the space between the SUB and 750T, and the were some that had no space. The watches are made in batches as needed, and that is just a slight design change that was made between batches.
Last edited by Poorman; April 12th, 2010 at 11:11.
I wouldnt worry about it. It looks legit to me.
My sub 1200t has the space and doesnt have the arrows inside the bracelet.
The lack of a space between the Sub and 750 is one of those things that you see in a truly Limited production, as things like dials are produced in small batches. Its one of those things I love about Doxa.
The arrows you saw are from the earlier 750s. They had pin and collar link connectors. These were dropped, in favor of screws with the introduction of the GMT.
As stated, the early SUB 750Ts did not have the space while the later versions did. The reason that there are no arrows on the back of the bracelet is beacuse your bracelet is the screwed links as apposed to the pin and collar links. The arrows are not to indicate the direction of the thread but rather to show which direction to push the pins out. Again, the earlier bracelets were pin and collar and the later (like yours) screws.
If you are still not convinced please send the watch to me and I will dispose of it as a replica...Ill even pay for shipping!
You beat me by 1 minute...
Thanks for the reassurances guys!
Time to enjoy the watch....

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