Mark020
路路not the sharpest pencil in the 惟F drawerI went to a very reputable shop today and inquired about a service.
I went to a very reputable shop today and inquired about a service.
So, did you find the cufflinks? 馃槈
Ha! Yes! Thanks for asking.
Looks like Grandpa bought the Cufflinks and buttons to match the bracelet.
While looking through my Dad鈥檚 things (died 9 years ago) for some cuff links for my upcoming wedding I came across this Railmaster. After a little research I found it to be a 1955 Railmaster 2777-2 and probably bought and owned by my grandfather in Toronto in 55 or 56. I understand this is quite a rare piece. I haven鈥檛 had it cleaned or oiled yet but it is in working condition. Can鈥檛 wait to wear it to my wedding and surprise my uncles with their Dad鈥檚 watch!
Update: My soon to be wife and I had dinner with my Mom tonight and she confirmed that my Dad had this watch when they met and is indeed my Grandfathers. After much thought about wearing this watch to my wedding and showing my uncles the still ticking watch of their father I have decided to not tell them I have it for fear of causing rift in the family about ownership. They may not know that my Dad had this most personal position of his father as I now have the most personal position of mine.
It pains me that so many people older than I have brought this up as a possibility that I have to consider the nature of people when a rare item is uncovered, though I somehow understand.
Update: My soon to be wife and I had dinner with my Mom tonight and she confirmed that my Dad had this watch when they met and is indeed my Grandfathers. After much thought about wearing this watch to my wedding and showing my uncles the still ticking watch of their father I have decided to not tell them I have it for fear of causing rift in the family about ownership. They may not know that my Dad had this most personal position of his father as I now have the most personal position of mine.
It pains me that so many people older than I have brought this up as a possibility that I have to consider the nature of people when a rare item is uncovered, though I somehow understand.
Can we get some more photos of the watch.
One at 10:10 so we can see the dial script that the hand covers in the first few shots
Please
Update: My soon to be wife and I had dinner with my Mom tonight and she confirmed that my Dad had this watch when they met and is indeed my Grandfathers. After much thought about wearing this watch to my wedding and showing my uncles the still ticking watch of their father I have decided to not tell them I have it for fear of causing rift in the family about ownership. They may not know that my Dad had this most personal position of his father as I now have the most personal position of mine.
It pains me that so many people older than I have brought this up as a possibility that I have to consider the nature of people when a rare item is uncovered, though I somehow understand.