Jet on the train to NY

 

Short holiday week = casual Wednesday.

 

Spillman back from service......

 

1965

 

Here's my collection, Unisonic buzzsaw dial in the second photo.

- 60's/70's FS Railroad watch
- Polerouter in rose gold with 138SS bumper movement (*not* the micro-rotor!)
- 1940's Henrique Pfeffer signed
- 1940's bumper automatic
- Uni-compax


- Late 60's Unisonic tuning fork watch

 

Wow, Nina's regardless, that's a hell of a set of UG! Nice

 

This looks great.

 

If you get bored with any of those first five, let me know. You have terrific taste.

 

great collection. The double signed time only is amazing, as is the horn lugs time only, love the unisonic dial !

 

STOP THE PRESSES...........

Is it possible that H.P.C. dials are Henrique Pfeffer Caracas !!!!!!!

MIND BLOWN...............

 

Goldie

 

Brilliant shout, B. If your fine theory is correct, @Mazoue, for one, can tick that one off his list of outstanding UG mysteries

 

well, it's an interesting idea at least. Although I'm not sure it completely makes sense, if the retailer wants their name on the dial, you would think they would want their full name, not just an acronym?

I don't know the various Henrique Pfeffer locations, were they only South America or elsewhere? I guess the import stamps on the mvmts would need to mach up in order to support this theory...

 

Three chronos; size, case material, case style and hands different, -36, -45, -52

 

great collection. are those the years you are indicating with the dashes, in sequence from left to right?

 

Lovely ....

 

Yes, to the best of my understanding with some help from the Sala book...

 

The closest I have to a UG beater, raised from the dead and the perfect partner for ‘happy hour’ here. If watches could talk, this one would surely have a hatful of bar room tales from decades begone.

 

Possible!

 

Ha! Thanks. I will let you know