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It looks fine with the high polished bezel. Very much like the high polished early series of Panerai submersibles before they switched to brushed finished bezels.
Would be best to e-mail the image Enzo himself enzo@enzomechana.com and ask him.
Have a look at Enzo's "Enzo Mechana" photo album at:
http://www.villagephotos.com/pubbrowse.asp?folder_id=1720823
I don't see any high polished bezel versions of any version EM watch there.
My guess would be that a person who had it before you scuffed or scratched the brushed finish on the bezel and decided to "fix it" by polishing which only made matters worse so then decided to rectify the situation by polishing out the entire bezel and making a story to fit that it came that way from Enzo.
As for the V in EMV meaning Mark V and only 65 pieces made with the red bordered black face -- again best to Enzo --- never heard that one before, could be true.
I would think that Enzo would be able to supply you with a spare brushed bezel or alternatively refinish the one you have if you would rather have the brushed style.
Regards,
Encap