And my two 7005-7000 from 1969, white and black.
White one has original rail bracelet, shown in catalogue for both white and black.
Black has solid link Stelux bracelet which is very nice. I think the top endlink is a mismatch however it’s 1mm narrower
The C case on this reference if simple and wears nicely. But I think I prefer the heftier case on the 7006-7000 on my previous post.
Here’s my 4006-6010 from 1970
I saw Bell-Matics years ago and was always considering getting one but then I found out there are so many variations and it got a bit overwhelming so it's been a back-burner thing ever since. This was the one that got me interested in them but I know little about it:
4006-6031 I belive....
A quick thread bump with a couple of newish arrivals both a bit odd as their dials don't have a jewel count. First up a 4006-6070. This 17 jewelled Bell was sold in Japan alongside its 27 jeweled brothers, sneaky Seiko probably left off the jewel count so customers didn't realise they were 10 jewels short. Next up a 4006-7010 Business Bell. These were produced for a fairly short period but these white dials do pop up quite regularly, the gold and black versions not so much. There is a 4006-7000 Business Bell but those things are proper scarce, possibly the rarest Bell-Matic out there.