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Dammit
@freddo
Ah I see. ok. I still think the idea of making a new watch look like an old one is just an odd thing to do. Admittedly I'm totally biased, in the last 15 years I've seen one new watch that I like (the Tudor BBN), other than being waterproof I don't understand the attraction of new watches.
Answering my own question, but Zenith are also getting up to this nonsense with their 146 heritage. New, around £6k, original around £2k: