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  1. J_fanguy Mar 17, 2019

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    I found this at an antique store and I bought it for $1. The lady working there said it belonged to a dentist and she bought it at an estate sale. I believe this is a De Ville but I’m not sure if it’s real or fake. It’s missing the crown and it’s on a Speidel USA band. 87F01881-B72F-47B8-B693-9D4876831CCB.jpeg 6D3F70F8-B905-4436-9874-EB671B1CEE4C.jpeg D68E9B1B-1CB9-4E72-8D94-20539B9490DF.jpeg 56F3C28D-AE26-479E-9613-1BF7F3ABA702.jpeg
     
  2. Syzygy Mar 17, 2019

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    It's a watch!

    All jokes aside, Google is your friend. Dig around a bit, you'll find your answer.
     
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  3. JimInOz Melbourne Australia Mar 17, 2019

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  4. Vitezi Mar 17, 2019

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    Hi j_fanguy, welcome to the forum! All of the information you need to identify your watch is contained on the inside caseback. You'll need to find a watchmaker in your area who can remove the caseback and provide you with the reference numbers. Those reference numbers will identify the exact model of your watch. The serial number on the movement will help identify the production year. Once you have those numbers (take pictures) come back here and we can guide you further. :thumbsup:
     
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