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X350 XJR
··Vintage Omega AficionadoValjoux 7733.
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··Carpe horologium!
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Dr No
·The latest rg to join my collection . . .
. . . on my wrist since Friday afternoon (thanks again, Al!) Cocobolo/persimmon handle with oak shaft in my cue collection since Saturday.
It's been a good weekend ;-) . . .
. . . on my wrist since Friday afternoon (thanks again, Al!) Cocobolo/persimmon handle with oak shaft in my cue collection since Saturday.
It's been a good weekend ;-) . . .
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Mtek
·Snowmaster 300
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Fritz
·I'm actually not wearing this... too nasty. I only bought it because it was so very nasty... a Swiss attempt at a cheap watch (20 francs) it was patented in the late 1860s and had a pin escapement and no center wheel... apparently we just don't need that pesky thing, check it out... no staff in the center... WTF! You can hear it ticking all the way across the room, well... clanking actually.
thank you Herr Rosskopf.
I think I'll wind up the Howard now, gotta git me some quality!
thank you Herr Rosskopf.
I think I'll wind up the Howard now, gotta git me some quality!
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Canuck
·I'm actually not wearing this... too nasty. I only bought it because it was so very nasty... a Swiss attempt at a cheap watch (20 francs) it was patented in the late 1860s and had a pin escapement and no center wheel... apparently we just don't need that pesky thing, check it out... no staff in the center... WTF! You can hear it ticking all the way across the room, well... clanking actually.
thank you Herr Rosskopf.
I think I'll wind up the Howard now, gotta git me some quality!
Likewise with my Ingersoll Yankee! Movement made circa 1905 by the Waterbury Clock Co., for Ingersoll Bros. five and dime stores in New York. Ingersoll was the largest supplier of watches in the US, later absorbed by U S Time (Timex). Ingersoll produce almost 100 million watches. These watches were called “dollar watches” because they sold for $1.00. Back wind, back set, pin lever, the crown is a dummy. Farmers liked them because they made such a racket that the sound drowned out the sound of their Hart Parr or Rumley Oil-Pull tractors!
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chronoboy64
·Today another Breitling 806
a bit later 1964 (birthyear) early twin jet dialed
See you
a bit later 1964 (birthyear) early twin jet dialed
See you
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·Transitional Speedmaster for today
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