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Stinger78
PostPosted: Sun Mar 21, 2010 8:12 am 
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Hi,
these are some pics of the Cosmonaute from my father. He purchased the watch 1972 in a Store in Dusseldorf/Germany for around 400 German Marks. Also I wanted to share my Cosmonaute with you again ;-)

Would be great if someone has some insights to that 1972 Cosmonaute :lingsrock:

Pat


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Stinger78 wrote:
Would be great if someone has some insights to that 1972 Cosmonaute :lingsrock:


\Not sure what you are looking for but it's a nice 819 Cossie. Model was introduced in 1968 and was powered by the same Venus 178 that was in the 809. If you have a serial number then we can date it exactly.
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Roffensian wrote:
Stinger78 wrote:
Would be great if someone has some insights to that 1972 Cosmonaute :lingsrock:


\Not sure what you are looking for but it's a nice 819 Cossie. Model was introduced in 1968 and was powered by the same Venus 178 that was in the 809. If you have a serial number then we can date it exactly.



Thanks Roff
I will try to make some pics of the Cosmonaute from my brother! He has the same model as my father but there the serial number is still visible as the watch ws not that often worn as by my father.

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Stinger78 wrote:
Roffensian wrote:
Stinger78 wrote:
Would be great if someone has some insights to that 1972 Cosmonaute :lingsrock:


\Not sure what you are looking for but it's a nice 819 Cossie. Model was introduced in 1968 and was powered by the same Venus 178 that was in the 809. If you have a serial number then we can date it exactly.



Thanks Roff
I will try to make some pics of the Cosmonaute from my brother! He has the same model as my father but there the serial number is still visible as the watch ws not that often worn as by my father.


Yeah the serial oftne wears off on these. The serial number was engraved rather than stamped and can be very hard to read after a while.
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