1929 Lone Eagle. I've noticed by checking watches in the database , that the ones like this one with the 10AL movement don't have the dash mark at the 6. My question on this one is I believe this is the original dial ... but there is ZERO sign of radium on the numbers , or signs of it being cleaned off. Was there a "no radium" option? The cathedral hands are still fully intact with their radium. Was curious what everyone thought of that. Thanks! ---
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The differences in the dial depending on the movement is consistent for all tonneau shaped models. They are equipped with either a 10AN, 10AL or 13AF movement, and each have their own dial: no dash is 10AL, dash is 10 AN and the 13AF has the seconds marker and minute marker more separated, apart that it has a unique minute hand. Makes it easy to guess what movement is inside without opening the case.
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