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Stufflers Mom
·Preorders are shipping, received mine today.
Hamilton Intra-Matic Reissue
40mm
Removed original black strap for a touch of color.
A winner in design IMHO.
Very cheeky, I'm hoping to see one of these soon.
Any Hamilton fans?
Very cheeky, I'm hoping to see one of these soon.
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SpeedyPhill
·Here's my lecture slide of the Hamilton watches I posted earlier ( page 3 June 2018 ), worn in official 1971 NASA portraits...
No idea if such a Hamilton was ever space-flown...
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No idea if such a Hamilton was ever space-flown...
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bristnj
·1969 Chronomatic - cal.11
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vbrad26
·Only because I just took this pic for the WRUWT thread...
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Aludic
··@SpeedyBirthYearAnother nice Hamilton Chrono-Matic that successfully competes over wrist time...
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Professor
·"Today it shows "31", <sigh>"
Could be worse, if it showed 32.
Could be worse, if it showed 32.
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Utheman
·I like Hamiltons...
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Waltesefalcon
·Different company back in the sixties. Take it to a good watchmaker to have it serviced, you also might think of having the watchmaker send off the dial to International Dial to be refinished.
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SpeedyMcNasty
·Different company back in the sixties. Take it to a good watchmaker to have it serviced, you also might think of having the watchmaker send off the dial to International Dial to be refinished.
The only info Swatch could provide me was that there are non OEM parts in it and the reason I couldn’t find it in a catalogue was because presentation watches were often not listed in the catalogue.
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Professor
·Just my opinion but I'd leave the dial alone other than cleaning. Get it serviced and wear it on a strap consistent with the period for awhile. You may find you like the size better than you'd think you would.
My present favorite for everyday wear is a 33.5mm Paul Peugeot. Never gets hung up on cuffs and so light I often forget I have it on.
My present favorite for everyday wear is a 33.5mm Paul Peugeot. Never gets hung up on cuffs and so light I often forget I have it on.
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Deafboy
··His Holiness Puer SurdusHere is mine... it was a 25 years of service gift (1943-1968) to my grandpop. I drove it to the Swatch service center in Secaucus, NJ, but they wouldn’t service it. I don’t think I would wear it, it’s only 35mm, but I would love to have it serviced.
Different company back in the sixties. Take it to a good watchmaker to have it serviced, you also might think of having the watchmaker send off the dial to International Dial to be refinished.
I think refurbishing the dial would make it nicer. International Dial charges about $60 for the service.
Here's Handy Dan's blog on servicing a similar watch. The dial has a nice sunbust texture. Dan may even service your grandfather's watch.
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MRC
·Just my opinion but I'd leave the dial alone other than cleaning. Get it serviced and wear it on a strap consistent with the period for awhile. You may find you like the size better than you'd think you would.
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That dial is fine, do not have it refinished. Although the camera shows up light spotting you will not be able to see it on the wrist. That's a nice watch to have, especially with the family connection 👍
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