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The smoked-brown dégradé dial is a specific in-house finish faithfully scanned from the 1969 original; a flat-color or mismatched-gradient dial is not correct for this reference.
| Area | What to check | What is correct | Red flag |
|---|---|---|---|
| dial | Smoked brown dégradé finish | Warm brown gradient that darkens toward the edges, white-coloured sub-registers, rhodium-plated faceted indices and hands with beige Super-LumiNova | Flat, uniform dial color with no gradient; incorrect sub-register color; non-faceted or incorrectly finished indices |
| movement | El Primero 400 5 Hz beat rate | Sweep seconds hand appears nearly continuous; column-wheel chronograph visible through the screwed sapphire caseback | Stepping seconds hand indicating a lower-beat substitute; cam-actuated chronograph mechanism; solid (non-exhibition) caseback |
| case | 1969-scan cushion case geometry | Sharp 90-degree lug terminations, polished bevel along the case side, radial-brushed top surface consistent with the 03.A384.400/385.C855 specification | Rounded or softened lug ends; case proportions inconsistent with the 37mm/12.6mm original scan |
