Well, if you all don't like the Ferrero (those photos don't do it justice, the way the gold case and dial shimmer in the light, and the presence on the wrist), here's another goldie I switched to for the afternoon.
Well, if you all don't like the Ferrero (those photos don't do it justice, the way the gold case and dial shimmer in the light, and the presence on the wrist), here's another goldie I switched to for the afternoon.
Bradford B, white 14K, cal. 770 (1960)
Not a dislike of the "Rocher" but close up of the lume had a somewhat house of horrors look.
Sure on the wrist it is fantastic.
Does honesty really pay ? 馃檨
Best 馃憤
Not a dislike of the "Rocher" but close up of the lume had a somewhat house of horrors look.
Sure on the wrist it is fantastic.
Does honesty really pay ? 馃檨
Best 馃憤
It is a refinish (bought before I knew any better), but it's actually done pretty faithfully to the original. That photo was to show the sunburst dial pattern, but necessarily was very highly magnified! Of course, I'd prefer to have an original, patina-ed dial...oh well!
An afternoon change to a "Titus" from the thirties, probably at the very end of the popularity of hinged cases. Fifteen jewels & three adj. keeping great time although never happy to see the regulator in that position.
Not its' first outing and probably not its' last.