Sorry forgot to mention my Scorsman expert photographer took those at the
Sandy Buzz photo studio.

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Lemania 13CH T3.

 

And I rescued this from a pawn shop

 

I have one that I think no one else here have, not even @Northernman or @Skrotis
A "Rätt tids ur" that the watch shops had on the counter, so that the customers could adjust the time on their wristwatches

 

Would love to have an example of a basic 1940s-1950s Lemania watch in the menagerie. No chronograph or anything, just a simple Lemania watch. Decent examples of those just don't turn up on Ebay.

This is a great thread!

 

Good idea.
They are quite far between as the production was not high, and they were only sold in certain markets/countries.
They do surface from time to time.

 

Some patina....

 

OOOooo ... I like the style of your Lemania watch, Apa! Vintage stylized lugs and Arabic numerals with a sub-second hand. Yep. That's the "bi'ness."

 

Hello to all members.
My only one for now.
Movement is automatic think a 3600.
Full solig gold including hands and hours markers.
Any information is much appreciated.
Thanks

 

Wish you would post post photos of the back and the movement.

 

Just to be clear, this isn't mine. It came up in a barnfind-thread on another forum... I don't think I've seen a Lemania singel pusher with this dial and bezel before? Or, is he playing me, placing a bezel on the case of a TG 195?
Ping @styggpyggeno1 @marturx @Northernman

 

Very intriguing. That is the first one of that specimen I have seen. Shall be interesting to hear more about it

 

Great thread. I have two, but am looking to add a couple more.

 

My humble contribution, the only Lemania I own.

 

And boy is it a good looking one!!!
One of the nicest ones I have seen in a long time!

 

Just joined the club this past week. Proud owner of #288. Next time it gets serviced, the correct chrono seconds hand will be put on.

 

Someone is up to some tricks.. Never seen anything like it before, and it looks awfully mismatched to me.
A pic from the movement, sides and rear, and of course the ever valid reference number inside the caseback is crucial to make a correct assessment.

 

I would "dibs" it but you will not grow tired of it. But just in case, dibs 'n whatevs.

Jealousy is ugly, so I am an ugly man right now.

 

"Growing tired" of this one, is not in the grand plan, but your dibs is noted.. and #3 on the list.