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Great d.freemont pix! Definitely allows one to view this beautiful watch in more detail than the d.freemont site. I've been a fan of David's watches for almost eight years now: have two myself - Miami 33010 chronograph w/rose dial, and a just-acquired Mt. Palomar chronometer.
I have one question, however. Because of the great detail in the photos, I noticed what appears to be some sort of debris right next to the df (7) and 5 o'clock numerals. At first, I thought that it might be the picture, but then saw that it shows up on every shot. Almost looks like a little excess glue that's sticking out from underneath the raised numerals. It would be a big deal to me as I am very picky about my watches being in perfect running and "looking" order when they are new.
Please dispel my fears (I was looking into getting a BTP, as well) and tell me that the stuff I'm seeing is not there.
Anyone else who has the same watch, your comments would be appreciated, too.
Thanks again.