Didn't Timex do this with one of their Marlin Re-issues?

 

Gave this one to my step-father, and it was handed down to me when he passed away in 2014.

 

Ahh okay I guess you google up Ranfft so you know best Look I serviced the watch and it's not the first one I have seen with that bridge, the base plate is marked T43 has a barrel with a hooked mainspring and marked T43 on case back. Give me a break https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TLEo7H9tqS

 

Any got any info about this watch?

 

Just bought this for my husband, will be his first auto. Looks familiar don't you think? Its supposedly nos. Looks immaculate, but will only know for sure once I get it.
I'm hoping he loves it, but if he doesn't it might just find it's way into my collection (does that make me a terrible person?!? )
Also thanks for all the revue pics, I'm really enjoying the earlier dials, just stunning! They seem to be in such great condition (or is that just from a really good clean up?)

 

Does this qualify? Pocket watch movement

 

This is one of a couple of watches from my father and was wondering if it was worth getting it cleaned up and serviced.

 

Ohh Very nice dial! Probably a cal 76. Cool case also

 

Very nice watch! He better be happy T56 in-house movement is a funky beast https://mitka.co.uk/2018/12/14/repair-revue-calibre-t56/

 

Well nice way to use a old pocket watch movement! Could also be used for self defence

 

Thats a great watch!! Your father had very good taste

 

Im going to quote you on that!

 

I managed to remove the back (carefully) and here is the mechanism.
The back is inscribed but almost indecipherable and not worth posting an image.
Other than waterproof, antimagnetic, stainless steel, and swiss made there is an inscription beginning with an upward pointing arrow, 7323 followed by A. Is this a serial number or does it have any other significance?

 

I can see they have named it something else, but looks like a MSR 350! MSR was Revues version of ETA. Very nice!

 

Another Super compressor recommissioned after several decades in a drawer! Some scars, but not bad for a all original 1962 watch thats been used.

 

anyone know what kind of watch this is? i have looked all over the net to find some kind of info but all i know is it has a Revue G.T. movement and i believe it is from the 1920's or 30's. It only says L. Galm-Bale, Swiss Made! any help identifying this beauty would be amazing . Thank you!!

 

My Revue Cricket. She is such a lovely thing whom has been with me since the early 1990s. Still chirpy as day one with nary a servicing.

 

Wittnauer Revue in stainless and rose gold....34mm diameter...7.7mm thick case back to top of crown....41mm lug-to-lug...light....extremely comfortable....keeps great time....just a really enjoyable piece.

 

For the Revue heads!

My friend Scott has done w great write up on Revue and MSR:

https://mitka.co.uk/2021/01/09/revue-the-long-winding-road-from-gt-to-msr/