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Tri-Compax Strokes at 3 - 6 - 9
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Mark020
路路not the sharpest pencil in the 惟F drawerLong ago. When international call were costly and were paid in blocks of 3 minutes
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kibinsky
路Thank you for the info. I would never have thought of that in life. you can see how quickly times change
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Larry S
路路Color Commentator for the Hyperbole.They are called telemetry marks.
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bgrisso
路They are the price, in thousands, for a low, medium, and high end Tri Compax from the 40s
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Larry S
路路Color Commentator for the Hyperbole.cool, it looks great. I'm a bit fuzzy on the switch over from moonface to no face discs, which is why I was wondering on the serial/date
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kibinsky
路As we know, the original moon faces did not hold up well. Whats odd here is that we have an original dial (nice) with what appears to be a service moon disc. Far as I know, the transition to faceless moon was a 50鈥檚 thing. For this reference, I鈥檇 expect to see a service moon and the service dial. there was a hands relume at some point. Perhaps the moon disc was swapped out.
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Larry S
路路Color Commentator for the Hyperbole.My Tri is an heirloom from my father and he always sent it directly to Universal Geneve for service. I even have a second dial (exactly the same, but lume is worn out). I think Universal Geneve changed moon disc once, and in this way it is also quasi "original". At least for me
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