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Taddyangle
·Bought from military exchange in 2020. Presidents day discount of 20%, in addition to the exchange discount.
WRUW Today?
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w@tcher
·Hello,
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yvrclimber
·Seiko Saturday. Business-A model from 1967 with Kanji (Japanese) day.
Saturday printed blue, Sunday red and the rest black.
Saturday printed blue, Sunday red and the rest black.
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IRCM
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wannabeWC
·Cream dial explorer 2.
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Fritz
·1968 & 1888...
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rbob99
·Got this one back from the watchmaker a couple of days ago.
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Canuck
·E Howard, “N” sized (a bit bigger than 18-size), series VII, 15-jewel, “Stag” grade (Howard’s best, produced in Boston in 1884), in its original gold filled hunter case by H Muhr & Son, complete with original matching case paper. Original single-sunk vitreous enamel dial and original blued steel “beetle & poker” hands. The arrow points at the engraved image of a stag. Howard had three grades. “Hound”, “horse”, and “stag” for their railroad grade watches.
Howard was in interesting guy. He was into steam powered firefighting equipment, steam engines, and postal weigh scales. Some of these were still in use in the U S A well into the 20th century. He was approached by Aaron Lufkin Dennison, (he of the Waltham Watch Co.), and the English Dennison Watch Case Co. Howard and Dennison were involved in founding the watch company that became Waltham. Dennison was the dreamer and the idea guy, and Howard was the practical technical guy. They parted company.
Howard was in interesting guy. He was into steam powered firefighting equipment, steam engines, and postal weigh scales. Some of these were still in use in the U S A well into the 20th century. He was approached by Aaron Lufkin Dennison, (he of the Waltham Watch Co.), and the English Dennison Watch Case Co. Howard and Dennison were involved in founding the watch company that became Waltham. Dennison was the dreamer and the idea guy, and Howard was the practical technical guy. They parted company.
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Flysatchmo
·Tile shopping with the wife today .... I just kept staring at my watch!
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Reacher
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kov
·Picking a birth year watch for today 🥰
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Dr No
·Since Tuesday.
And yes, I was a naughty boy today.
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And yes, I was a naughty boy today.
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Tako Yaki
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A relaxing pocketwatch Sunday!
After the earthquake last night in Japan, glad there’s not too much damage, especially in the Tohoku area!
Have a great Sunday everyone!
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dougiedude
··Carpe horologium!
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