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Love the date indicator. It's so Texas Instruments 1981.
 
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1685,

Thank you, you are correct, red date is rare.
I believe mine is a transition, its' serial dates it to the last quarter of 1960, plus it has the 10 sided screw on back and no hatches on the crowns, and a Felsa movement.

Touch-up

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Love the date indicator. It's so Texas Instruments 1981.

It really takes you back, doesn't it?
 
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Had an evening switch, stopped into 'Paris Baguette' on the way home and couldn't resist posting this ....

 
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This for Speedmater Tuesday celebrating my new space hardware collectible. Keeping with the all things time and NASA related this clock segment comes from one of the countdown timer displays removed from the original Gemini and Apollo era mission control room at the Kennedy Space Center.

 
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JLC E855 Memovox
Trying on a genuine croco strap I found in the box last night. I think it matches rather well!
Never mind the date.... It's a new day😀
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Just got my pocket watch strap but didn't fit nicely with the watch
Too bad it doesn't fit as it looks like a nice Hamilton. Is that a size 12s? It looks like the strap is made for a 16 or bigger. I'd like to try a strap like that someday.
 
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Newest addition to the Wolf Pack.

The hands are incorrect for this year but it came with the original bracelet, box, tags, and papers!👍
 
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Omega caliber 13SO, circa 1917, enamel 24-hour dial, cathedral hands, silver case with hinged back and dust cover, 34.5mm.
New to me, and my earliest wristwatch by a couple of decades. 😀