The BA is all shinny Chrome.Update:
My source was not absolutely sure about the numbering system, but here are a few clues.
A s/n with 6, 7, or 10 numbers: The first number indicates the production year-so one has to have an idea of which decade his regulator was produced in. So in the examples given by @Open Ocean Diver:
BA SN 5907469 <--probably 1985 unless it is a very late model which might make it 1995 (does it have a satin finish?)
108 SN 481669 <--probably 1974
Eight digits: the first 3 digits indicate the Julian date*, Digits 4-5 indicate the year, 6-8 indicate the production number.
9 digits? I do not have any information on those.
*Julian date: the day number of the year. E.g. today 09 Aug 20 is the 222nd day of the year)
Thanks for the info
Here’s my BA with a satin case finish and a 10 digit SN. Any ideas how to decode this one?