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·Old school today. I really like the raised pips and the numerals font on this dial.
Cal 360 extra-plat, c.1949, French case. Luvverly.
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·It’s hard to be a dog sometimes, watching Dad move some snow. Happy Super Bowl Sunday, OF!! Have great days/nites!!
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·Beginning of the week, let's hope it's kind.
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·Searching for some parts…this one was in the box, looks like I did ok, not perfect, setting the hands.
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·My Dad used to call me "Oris" I'm not sure if it was just a general UK greeting, or maybe a reference of some sort to this ???
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·My Dad used to call me "Oris" I'm not sure if it was just a general UK greeting, or maybe a reference of some sort to this ???
In common usage when I was younger and I imagine still in the English speaking vernacular today.
I presume derived from the Latin poet but like many English slangs mixed with another common word 😀
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·You'll likely find it's short for Horace, often used as a term of endearment for younger male family members or junior male staff members.
In common usage when I was younger and I imagine still in the English speaking vernacular today.
I presume derived from the Latin poet but like many English slangs mixed with another common word 😀
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