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some barn finds, one 1951-KO2576 (cal 343) restored. pocket watch 1920 restored

renebosman
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restored 1920 pocket watch, new balance spring, new brequetspring new dials, new mineral glass
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MtV
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You're not the chatty type, are you.

Who are you, what are these two pieces to you, what information are you looking for that you couldn't find yourself using basic google-fu, ...? 😀
 
Mark020
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These Dutchies 🙄
 
Engee
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I think what people are saying is that a little more information might be helpful. What kind of barn? Where is the barn located? How big is the barn and what is it used to house?
 
TexOmega
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And, most important, what color was the barn?


Welcome

To a cheeky bunch….
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Mark020
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renebosman renebosman
i will tell you more when I find some info myself. I did make an appointment with a watch restorer for 4januari
Enlighten us when he has your input
 
sonicosa
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I’m certain the second watch will not gain nor lose any measurable time per day in its current state.
 
vbrad26
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Even a broken clock is right 2 times a.........
......NVM.
 
Mark020
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And to answer the next question: Marktplaats or Ebay 😁
 
jantjewgm
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Nice watch. The pocket watch on your first post is actually pretty cool as well
 
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renebosman renebosman
if you insist. the car is yellow, but not an omega
wow that's rare! even in France you don't see any. be careful not to lose your watch when the floor cap is open 😁
 
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