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A very distinctive UG design from the 1930's: deco square

Carlton-Browne
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Realise that I probably should have posted this in here by now.

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Now with a spare movement - cal 246. This seems to be the only movement where they seem to have removed the second hand pinion selectively - examples exist with both no seconds and sub-seconds.
 
LesXL
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Carlton-Browne Carlton-Browne
Realise that I probably should have posted this in here by now.

00088.webp

Now with a spare movement - cal 246. This seems to be the only movement where they seem to have removed the second hand pinion selectively - examples exist with both no seconds and sub-seconds.
Actually, I should have done it too (post it here)
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Mark020
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Too bad no caseback pics. And I can only see the 1st pic on this site.
 
Carlton-Browne
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Very nice. Is Impero a translation of or some kind of approximation to Colonial do you think?
 
Mark020
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Interesting question. Probably yes
 
Carlton-Browne
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It's a bit unnecessary given the advertising for, presumably, the Italian market called it the bloody Colonial.

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Of course there is also the additional question of whether it is actually a Colonial...
Do we know what the case reference is - I believe someone on here has one of those?
 
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