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Lift angle for Bulova 10AE?
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·My Bestfit book identifies Bulova 10 AE as being Font 324, or Font 1146. The lift angle list I used, doesn’t show lift angle for any of them.
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·But 52 would be a good guess? ☕
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··Home For Wayward WatchesDaveK, I am impressed!
I don't even know the lift angle of my morning cup of coffee.
So you're watchsmithing in addition to creating the finest pocket watch leather lanyards?
Oh, and the Bulova watch is neato!
I don't even know the lift angle of my morning cup of coffee.
So you're watchsmithing in addition to creating the finest pocket watch leather lanyards?
Oh, and the Bulova watch is neato!
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·DaveK, I am impressed!
I don't even know the lift angle of my morning cup of coffee.
So you're watchsmithing in addition to creating the finest pocket watch leather lanyards?
Oh, and the Bulova watch is neato!
LOL, I play a watchmaker on TV, but that’s where the skill set ends 😉
My wife was wondering how accurate the watch was because she wanted to wear it at a presentation. I love the watch, it’s a ‘39 Bulova “Ben Hur”. I love that she adores wearing it, too. No problemo I say, I’ll just hoist it onto the Weishi 1000 Flux Capacitor and see how it’s running. After 15 minutes of mumbling unkindly at the internet, I needed to admit that I can’t confirm the setting. Probably 52 degrees, but, maybe not.
Thanks for the kind words about the lanyards 😀
