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Redial?
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JimInOz
··Melbourne AustraliaI'd say original.
Why would anyone redial an obscure 1950s brand?
The quality is very good and all outer colours match the date hand.
I'd say someone has found a stash of 1950s NOS items somewhere and is flogging them off.
Why would anyone redial an obscure 1950s brand?
The quality is very good and all outer colours match the date hand.
I'd say someone has found a stash of 1950s NOS items somewhere and is flogging them off.
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Captainsisko
·Thanks for the reply. I also thought it was real but I wanted to ask here.
Have you seen many of these around?
I added some more photos of another watch. This one I am not sure about, the photo quality is poor as well.
I am still learning how to detect a redial. What do you think of this watch?
Have you seen many of these around?
I added some more photos of another watch. This one I am not sure about, the photo quality is poor as well.
I am still learning how to detect a redial. What do you think of this watch?
I'd say original.
Why would anyone redial an obscure 1950s brand?
The quality is very good and all outer colours match the date hand.
I'd say someone has found a stash of 1950s NOS items somewhere and is flogging them off.
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Sonny90
·I'd say original.
Why would anyone redial an obscure 1950s brand?
The quality is very good and all outer colours match the date hand.
I'd say someone has found a stash of 1950s NOS items somewhere and is flogging them off.
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gatorcpa
··ΩF InvestiGatorBoth movements are based on the Valjoux 90 ebauche.
http://www.ranfft.de/cgi-bin/bidfun-db.cgi?10&ranfft&2&2uswk&Valjoux_90
Valjoux was a company that produced good quality movements which they sold to smaller watch companies that could not afford their own research and development departments. This was especially true for complications like chronographs and moon phases which were uncommon, but very popular.
Nowadays, companies like Seiko, Citizen and Sea-gull (and others) do exactly the same thing.
gatorcpa
http://www.ranfft.de/cgi-bin/bidfun-db.cgi?10&ranfft&2&2uswk&Valjoux_90
Valjoux was a company that produced good quality movements which they sold to smaller watch companies that could not afford their own research and development departments. This was especially true for complications like chronographs and moon phases which were uncommon, but very popular.
Nowadays, companies like Seiko, Citizen and Sea-gull (and others) do exactly the same thing.
gatorcpa
