[JohnWN]

In the case of the Bell-matic -- Japan 4006-7010T AD Or sometimes no T and no AD or a different character. In some ways, it feels like we are starting fresh in the forum, but I won't be insulted if someone says "the search engine is your friend." ;D

 

[SCWF Admin]

no clue on the characters, but we are starting fresh, and for a change the search engine actually DOES work. LOL

 

[anzac1957]

OK.. The search engine is your friend.. ;D

 

[JohnWN]

See? I knew someone would say that!

OK.. The search engine is your friend.. ;D

 

[axb]

I think that the AD stands for more recent watches made in the last 2000 years!

 

[JohnWN]

I'm reporting this to a moderator!

I think that the AD stands for more recent watches made in the last 2000 years!

 

[axb]

Moderators Everywhere!!!

Just found an old post which answers your question, something to do with Turbidium...

http://www.network54.com/Forum/78440/message/1145204145/These+letters+are+markers+for+...

;D

 

[JohnWN]

You can't run from the past! ;D
Maybe there's something in the casing guides.

Moderators Everywhere!!!

Just found an old post which answers your question, something to do with [size=1em]Turbidium...

http://www.network54.com/Forum/78440/message/1145204145/These+letters+are+markers+for+...

;D

 

[TheTigerUK]

When i see "AD" on a Belle dial i always think 27 Jewel could the "AD" stand for added doofers ? ;D

 

[blastit]

Well its not.. "and donate".. that is for sure

only 221 posts to go..
think I can do it tonight...

 

[zeke441]

I think that the AD stands for more recent watches made in the last 2000 years!

Seiko always was way ahead in technology
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Seiko Bell BC, it was a manual

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Seiko Diver BC and Dress BC

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Seiko Message Watch BC