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Cyma - does anyone else like them?
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White Rabbit
·Thank you for the link Fallout Boy. It is still for me very hard to find specifics for many of the brands. Even wikipedia, at least the English page, has almost no information on cyma, for example. I collect vintage cameras and it seems to be way easier to find information on that topic than for watches. Perhaps also because I already have some experience with it, which I still miss with watches. Btw, great game, my favorite one... 😀
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Steveo4130
·I know this is an older thread but I just got a hold of this cyma and can't find out much about it, I believe I got a great deal but know nothing about it
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drose224
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goudaville
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that is an incredible hour marker! never seen something like it. do you know the reference number?
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drose224
·The watch dial is marked RR 963.114Q and the Swiss quartz movement is marked 92B45 6 jewel. The date code is P5 which in my reference
book is year 1985. The big red hour marker is fixed at one hour ahead of the black hour marker and was used when traveling between one time zone only. The caliber 963 movement is now obsolete and might be difficult to repair if parts were required.
book is year 1985. The big red hour marker is fixed at one hour ahead of the black hour marker and was used when traveling between one time zone only. The caliber 963 movement is now obsolete and might be difficult to repair if parts were required.
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dsstephens
·These 3. Clearly some love is required at some point. There is a lot of 'patina' (and flaws...), but it is what it is.
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osterman
·Here I am with a R458 from the 50's
