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The movement is working fully and keeping great time. Case, Glass & Crown:100% original mid size Stainless Steel case in excellent condition. Stainless Steel back. Date on the back is M6 (1966). The crystal is in excellent condition. Dial & Hands :100% original and near excellent condition silver dial. Near mint condition raised silver markers. Near excellent condition silver hands. Date at 3 in black on white. Size: Measures 30 mm side to side (excluding crown) and 37 mm lug to lug. Band: Quality leather band in black crocodile grain. Any help on what model name this is???









So the two page red Christmas Ad from 1964 is remarkable. There is a 17 Jewel President "O" with date complication (below)
The next 1964 ad in DB is the "President 30 jewel calendar watch", showing four models. It's unlikely this ad came out after the red Christmas ad. It could have, but Xmas ad at earliest would be November?
So in 1964 ads we see 17J and 30J Presidents w/ date complications (calendar watches), w/ the 17J still advertised near year's end. The cases "look" the same btwn the two. The 30J was available in 14K, gold fill and Stainless, so it's the jewel count which distinguishes these apart, not jewel count and case metal.
Joe's question about the 1966 Subject watch variant may not be answered based on this, but should there be a model name "President 30 Jewel" which could be distinguished from the "President 17 Jewel" when they occur in same year? It's not as spicific as a letter variant, but moreso than just "President"?
I imagine the 17J was discontinued or no longer called President shortly after the 30 Jewel came out. ...did it become a date king variant w/ same case dimensions so factory didn't have to retool for diff case? There were some date king w/ similar looking cases around this time (even in the red ad). Case dimensions are useful tools (but lots of work!). Crystal specs could support this possibility.
Pretty sure that this will be in the vintage ad section. Have you taken the time to look through the ads?