Wot, are you saying that we are all PW enablers on this forum? 😀
Here is one I have been eying up but I am not enthused with the single sunk dial or its markings.
It occurs to me that I don’t recall ever seeing a double sunk vitreous enamel dial on a 12-size watch. So I suspect you’ll have difficulty building a collection of 12-size watches with double sunk dials. Otherwise, the movement is as nice as I’ve seen, in any size of watch.
I repair the odd antique pocket watch for a fellow repair guy who runs a watch and watch repair store, locally. He took me to an auxiliary storage area about the size of a walk in fridge. Shelf after shelf, floor to ceiling with watches, cases, movements, parts cabinets, etc. And he told me he had more stuff in storage in the basement. Some years ago, he bought out a guy who was a scrap gold buyer. Plus, when a major jeweller here closed their 4 watchmaker repair shop, this guy bought their reserve stock. Funny thing! He doesn’t repair antique watches! Q
Not a brand I have seen before and without consulting the Google God, looking at the the bow and crown it's suggestive of 1950 1960. Looking at the words unbreakable mainspring, these would not appear on any US RR grade watch. I would suspect a Swiss made to look like a RR grade watch though it might well be an adjusted for position watch, shame there is no movement photo.
Anybody seen one of these before? I can’t find anything online. Unfortunately no movement pics, It’s come up on a local estate sale with a guide on €10-€30. I’ve stuck a bid in.
