The Legendary Movado Polyplan - Who has one?

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Thanks! Yes but not now since it is at my watchmaker.
 
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I have three I don't know if they're in the registry
One has Movado on the dial one has nothing and the third is marked Turler Zurich
 
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One has Movado on the dial one has nothing and the third is marked Turler Zurich
Damn John that’s really cool could you post some closer shots of them?
 
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Here is the 18K white gold one with no name on the dial
Wow 18k white gold too, beautiful piece
 
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This is 18k yellow gold marked turler zurich on the dial.
Interesting that has to be the oldest Turler signed watch I’ve ever seen
 
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Makes me wonder if someone else made the movement. Are the movements all signed?
 
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absolutely gorgeous. would u be able to share lug width?
10mm
 
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Interesting that has to be the oldest Turler signed watch I’ve ever seen

I think it may be as well...have not been able to find an earlier example of a complete wrist watch by turler...think they opened up their first shop in Zurich in 1907 ...don't know when they started retailing watches...but this one had to be early for sure
 
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Makes me wonder if someone else made the movement. Are the movements all signed?

The movement is not signed on the turler it is numbered and identical to the signed movado movements
 
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Very nice one