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Elgin “Richmond”
Grade 554 Model 7, size 8/0, 15j
Adjusted 2 positions, isochronism, and temperature
Chrome case
Year: 1944

accurate as H*ll
 
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Trying to wear more watches without dates. Always liked my dynamic find them funky plus it was one of my first omegas. Excuse the unsightly yellow jacket stings It’s like they purposely hit my watch area, I guess I can’t blame them I did take out their home. Hope it’s a good day for all.
 
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Double motivation for donning an Accutron today. Many Accutrons popping up in this thread today is one motivation. Plus, preparing for a two day exhibition of railroad standard pocket watches and wrist watches, and also railroad standard pendulum wall clocks. In preparation, it was time to pull out two dozen railroad standard wrist watches (all but 3 of which are battery powered), and to replace cells in those that needed a new cell. So I chose this Bulova 218 Accutron Railroader Date model from 1967 (55+ years old) as the horologe du jour to wear until the exhibition starts on Saturday. Gold filled case, 24-hour dial. After several days wearing a non-calendar wrist watch, I’m glad to have the date again.

 
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Today’s lineup. Probably pop a Constellation on for a bit later too.

 
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I believe that doing household chores can be counted as Rangering 😀

 
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Inspired by @Dsloan….


And the reminder what monster lume is after a brief outside foray….
 
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I believe that doing household chores can be counted as Rangering 😀

Uhh...sure! Patrolling, protecting and preserving a particular area. That's Rangering!
 
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Late post from an early tee time.



No diving was necessary, though we did spend some time at the beach.
 
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Perhaps not the most collectable but I do love my latest purchase