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Larry S
··Color Commentator for the Hyperbole.I’ve quite a few 34 -35 mm watches but nothing this small. All posted are amazing. Great thread.
Let's see your Small Vintage Watches with Beautiful Dials!
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bubba48
·Some of mine
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Evitzee
·My first watch was purchased by my grandma in 1959 in a small Wisconsin city, $17. Exactly 32 mm, still have it through 65 years of moves and relocations around the world. Silver opaline dial with yellow gold stylized indices echoing the designs of the time. The 'Cadillac' name was icing on the cake, what kid wouldn't want a watch with that name on the dial. Decent quality with a fully jeweled and shock protected movement in a full stainless steel case with screw down back. Just pulled it out of my display cabinet and gave it a wound, still works. I consider this my 'Rosebud'.
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Duracuir1
··Never Used A Kodak
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TexOmega
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Canuck
·“Pretty” can also apply to watches for women. My wife has a few that would qualify, I think.
#1/ A Mars in a white gold filled case that my late father gave his mother in 1927.
#2/ Longines in a 14- karat white gold case circa late 1920s.
#3/ A Gruen, 14-karat white gold case, sterling silver dial, vitreous enamel numerals, diamond set.
#4/ Probably her favourite. A 14-karat white gold Omega Sapphette, pastel blue tinted synthetic sapphire facetted crystal.
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#1/ A Mars in a white gold filled case that my late father gave his mother in 1927.
#2/ Longines in a 14- karat white gold case circa late 1920s.
#3/ A Gruen, 14-karat white gold case, sterling silver dial, vitreous enamel numerals, diamond set.
#4/ Probably her favourite. A 14-karat white gold Omega Sapphette, pastel blue tinted synthetic sapphire facetted crystal.
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peatnick
·33mm Bulova Surf King FW
31mm Wyler Dynawind
can’t surf but it can fly . . .
31mm Wyler Dynawind
can’t surf but it can fly . . .
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Waltesefalcon
·My two Hamilton Piping Rocks and Hamilton Donald are all three considered small by today's standard. Yet they are larger than the others shown here.
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X350 XJR
··Vintage Omega Aficionado
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size11s
·That LeCoultre is ace!
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ghce
·A NOS I picked up a couple of years back.
And a like new Strand.
And a like new Strand.
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SOG53
·Anybody beat 26 mm Seiko Lady’s Dive Watch?
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aprax
·31mm
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YYTIN
·Nice thread idea and here is my contribution :
A longines (L10) in 32mm
A Waltham A17 in 32mm
then a stretch on the specs as I believe this UG outdoorsman is closer to 33mm
And here a Tissot in 30.4mm that I bought for my wife :
and my wife got 2 more lovely longines but I have no idea where she is keeping them actually ;-)
A longines (L10) in 32mm
A Waltham A17 in 32mm
then a stretch on the specs as I believe this UG outdoorsman is closer to 33mm
And here a Tissot in 30.4mm that I bought for my wife :
and my wife got 2 more lovely longines but I have no idea where she is keeping them actually ;-)
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Zapatta
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Pvt-Public
·Hmmmm not a wrist watch….but……
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