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brownip
·Piepan today
Cheers
Ian
Cheers
Ian
WRUW Today?
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Wivac
·Nom
Nom
Nom
Nom
Nom
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Walrus
·Took some guys out for a hike, not a great watch but I really love this area always nice to snap a pic
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dscoogs
·Watch-ing the ISS spacewalk ..,
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RonJ
·I'm wearing my Laco Pilot Watch today.
Not a very expensive watch, but I like its distinctive look.
And it goes well with casual clothes.
I bought it new over 10 years ago but not sure what model it is.
Not a very expensive watch, but I like its distinctive look.
And it goes well with casual clothes.
I bought it new over 10 years ago but not sure what model it is.
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rkman11
·When it’s grey in LA, a little sunshine on the wrist
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TexOmega
·Waltham Wednesday,
Indeed! However, yours is much nicer. Mine comes after the start of the decline of a great American watch company.
Way, Way past the prime, The Waltham Company that was around for Mad Dog's PW, was TopNotch.
Another "Waltham" Company sold rebranded Swiss/HK watches starting in the 1950's. Some were very good but all imported.
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wagudc
·Way, Way past the prime, The Waltham Company that was around for Mad Dog's PW, was TopNotch.
Another "Waltham" Company sold rebranded Swiss/HK watches starting in the 1950's. Some were very good but all imported.
I thought the Waltham Watch Company made it through the late 40s, and were one of the companies that made A-11 and Ord. Dept. Watches during WW2. Are sure you are not thinking of Hampden that was sold to Russia?
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TSD
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TexOmega
·I thought the Waltham Watch Company made it through the late 40s, and were one of the companies that made A-11 and Ord. Dept. Watches during WW2. Are sure you are not thinking of Hampden that was sold to Russia?
Yes, I edited my post, thank you.......both Ball and Waltham bit the dirt in the mid-50's, Hamilton was crippled by their venture into Electric watches ( Bulova Accutron was very reliable and just buried them) and finally bit the dirt circa 1969.
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axiale
·Breitling 765 gilt dial (from 40’s after serial nimber) with unusual movement and dial with hooked 7.
