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·That was some suck, right there!👍
And it was an awesome ‘suck’!
WRUW Today?
And it was an awesome ‘suck’!
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·2020 - Already one month down!
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Alpha
·A wise evening choice 😉
Hope I am still going as strong after seventy eight years 🤔
Hope I am still going as strong after seventy eight years 🤔
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red1108nyc
·Going to triple calendar!
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Alpha
·Hopefully no objections to Lady 'A' joining in this evening ?
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Baz9614
·145.012 with 1039/516 bracelet 😀
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Norfolk
·Evening wear...
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Canuck
·Just a simple, “honest” watch, for knockin’ around this weekend in jeans...powered by an AS 1538/1539....I am unfamiliar with the manufacturer, does anyone recognize the “RW” logo on the case back?
The R W trademark belongs to Rodi & Weinenberger, Pforzheim. They were not watchmakers. They were more into watch bracelets. Anybody who has a ‘50s era Fix-O-Flex bracelet (not one of the myriad copy cat look alikes) will find the R W logo on the back of their bracelet. The movement is a bog stock A Schild 1538. The Rallye name doesn’t show up on Mikrolisk. One of millions of generic watches with unrecognizeable names, built of off the shelf components, but probably a very serviceable, reliable timepiece, likely from the 1950s.
Image from Ranfft.
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allwoundup
·The R W trademark belongs to Rodi & Weinenberger, Pforzheim. They were not watchmakers. They were more into watch bracelets. Anybody who has a ‘50s era Fix-O-Flex bracelet (not one of the myriad copy cat look alikes) will find the R W logo on the back of their bracelet. The movement is a bog stock A Schild 1538. The Rallye name doesn’t show up on Mikrolisk. One of millions of generic watches with unrecognizeable names, built of off the shelf components, but probably a very serviceable, reliable timepiece, likely from the 1950s.
Image from Ranfft.
