In reply to Again, and for the very last by bourg01
AND BY THE WAY BOURG,
the 'X' dial WAS used on the Academy Award watches, take a look in the "ad archive" in here for yourself on Page 8 on the second row in the VERY 1ST ad you will see that it is not only a full color ad but also an ad that shows in great detail a 1951 Academy Award watch (non-variant model to be exact) so Please do some research on your own besides relying on others to do it for you everytime and you'll find that you'll clear up a lot of your own confusions that YOU encounter on here, by taking a look at the originals in the archive yourself instead of having to rely on (as you call them) "low res hard to read ads" being posted in the threads which are only that way because the ads are extremely small when you copy and paste them in here and because of that they distort to the point of illegibility when you resize them.
It seems that you are the only person on this site that complains about how bad of quality the ad posts are on here and using those "complaints" as an excuse to not identify a watch that nobody else has a problem identifying, so it seems that you need to re-evaluate your watch identifying skills.