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Hi Folks, can anyone clarify the difference in size between the Series 2000 962.206 and 962.213 please ?
I am trying to replace a beloved 1988 silver/grey faced model (silver grey tag logo not red/green) recently stolen.
Is there any advice you could offer when it comes to buying this model?
Many thanks.
 
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This is the old model code that used a numbered series. I believe the last two digits refer to the size, with 06 being the full size and 13 being the mid size.

I have a classic 2000 full size and I measured the case at 37 mm. I believe the mid size is 35 mm but I can't be sure on that.

Hope that helps a bit. Good luck!
 
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akong71 akong71
This is the old model code that used a numbered series. I believe the last two digits refer to the size, with 06 being the full size and 13 being the mid size.

I have a classic 2000 full size and I measured the case at 37 mm. I believe the mid size is 35 mm but I can't be sure on that.

Hope that helps a bit. Good luck!


Many thanks for the reply. I have seen one for sale online described as 410mm including the crown which I guess would be the 206 model.Would your measurement be across the watch and including the crown? Thanks again for responding.
 
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Sorry for the late reply. 41 mm including the crown sounds right for a full sized Classic 2000. I'll have to dig out my watch and measure it to be sure, but as I said, 41 mm sounds correct.
 
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Not sure of the size of this case, but
akong71 akong71
Sorry for the late reply. 41 mm including the crown sounds right for a full sized Classic 2000. I'll have to dig out my watch and measure it to be sure, but as I said, 41 mm sounds correct.

I'm also late on this one. I don't think its as big as 41mm- not for the older ones. I would have thought full size = 39mm, but that is going from memory
 
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Hey guys. Just measured my Classic 2000 with my calipers. The watch is 37 mm (excl. crown) and 41 mm (with crown).
 
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Many thanks for the responses guys. I'm pretty sure it's the midsize one (962.213) I'm after. It was definitely an older model, late 80's. I feel such a dunce for not photographing and correctly recording my old one. I want to replace like for like if I can and have spotted a few on ebay.
Very much appreciate the clarification.
 
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