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·My 1925 14k Gold Gruen watch with the most extraordinary history.
What’s The Oldest Watch In Your Collection?
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Canuck
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That might be Humphrey Bogart (aka Bogie)? If so, do you know who Vera was! You have offered us a “cliffhanger”.
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collector1946
·Vera, was his long time lover, Verita Thompson
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gbesq
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Thanks. I do what I can to keep things interesting around here. And thank you for contributing to the thread - gorgeous watch that you have there!
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Canuck
·Vera, was his long time lover, Verita Thompson
Like so many of those folks, Bogie got around, didn’t he? The outrageous lifestyles pursued by his ilk, must have been of value to their careers.
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collector1946
·Like so many of those folks, Bogie got around, didn’t he? The outrageous lifestyles pursued by his ilk, must have been of value to their careers.
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DaveK
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collector1946
·Yes, I have.... it has consumed my life. Owning this watch is a direct connection with history as many vintage watches do as that's why we own them, but owning Humphrey Bogart's very personal watch is mind blowing to me everyday. Google is a great place to start... and the rabbit hole just get's bigger
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obstando
·One of the earliest factory-made wristwatches - 1907/8
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TexOmega
·This one is a touch younger than my black face Omega by a year, circa 1917 Signal Corps, USA with specified pigskin strap
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Fritz
·oldest working and in use... 1879 Illinois Miller. Its got a huge balance and a "slow train", four beats rather than the usual five per second, so it sounds like an idling diesel.
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TexOmega
·My earliest pocket watch is this American Watch Company(Waltham) model 1857 11j P.S. Bartlett in a coin silver case, circa 1866.
Works/Accurate
Works/Accurate
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Canuck
·Here’s the skinny on @TexOmega ’s Waltham. I have an 1857model Waltham as well. Mine also runs, but accurate? Not really.
https://pocketwatchdatabase.com/search/result/waltham/236851
https://pocketwatchdatabase.com/search/result/waltham/236851
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·Here’s the skinny on @TexOmega ’s Waltham. I have an 1857model Waltham as well. Mine also runs, but accurate? Not really.
https://pocketwatchdatabase.com/search/result/waltham/236851
Cool! 1 of a run of only 100 😎
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levkov
·Yes, I have.... it has consumed my life. Owning this watch is a direct connection with history as many vintage watches do as that's why we own them, but owning Humphrey Bogart's very personal watch is mind blowing to me everyday. Google is a great place to start... and the rabbit hole just get's bigger
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el_relojero
·A fusee Brillman 1850
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