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Anjel Black
·I have this pocket watch from my dad, but I don't know anything about it other than it looks gorgeously elegant! You love to make it a wrist watch. Do you have any info on how to achieve this?
Pocket watch
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JimInOz
··Melbourne AustraliaThere's no way to do that without wrecking it.
It's a lovely example, probably housing a caliber 601, an ultra reliable movement from the golden age of Omega production.
Wear it as a pocket watch, with a nice chain and tucked into the fob pocket of your jeans.
If your attire doesn't suit wearing it, get a small stand and use it as a desk clock. Here's one of my little Seikos as an example.
It's a lovely example, probably housing a caliber 601, an ultra reliable movement from the golden age of Omega production.
Wear it as a pocket watch, with a nice chain and tucked into the fob pocket of your jeans.
If your attire doesn't suit wearing it, get a small stand and use it as a desk clock. Here's one of my little Seikos as an example.
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Duracuir1
··Never Used A KodakBeautiful watch. Follow Jiminoz’ advice and don’t alter this watch. It should be preserved.
A website sells wristlets. (Vintagewatchstraps)
These would have worked well in the early 20th Century but may not be very practical today.
I wear a pocket watch daily, but it’s in my… well… pocket.
A website sells wristlets. (Vintagewatchstraps)
These would have worked well in the early 20th Century but may not be very practical today.
I wear a pocket watch daily, but it’s in my… well… pocket.
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Larry S
··Color Commentator for the Hyperbole.Do that and you destroy its value on the collector market. It’s a beautiful pocket watch.
