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Apologies for not setting the date correctly, didn't seem worth it for one day!

Who knows who the wee lad peeking over the top is?..........one of a kind, the best I ever saw.

 
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What could be better than wearing my birth year watch on my birthday!馃槑
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Thanks Alex!馃憤

Happy Birthday!馃嵑
 
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Apologies for not setting the date correctly, didn't seem worth it for one day!

Who knows who the wee lad peeking over the top is?..........one of a kind, the best I ever saw.

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Looks like George Best to me 馃槈

And could that be a Constellation piepan on his wrist here?

 
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What could be better than wearing my birth year watch on my birthday!馃槑

Thanks Alex!馃憤

Happy Birthday!
 
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What could be better than wearing my birth year watch on my birthday!馃槑

Thanks Alex!馃憤
Happy birthday!
 
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Not the place for you fella -

 
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Thanks for the birthday wishes all!馃槑

Cheers.馃嵑
 
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Recently, I found a NOS 1012 with an original store receipt so I put this one up on ebay and someone offered me a pretty good price so she's off to upstate NY tomorrow in a nicely wrapped package besides I was never much a fan of gold spray. Holy run on sentence, Batman.
Hey, I think I'm the one who bought the watch. It's my first Omega and I like it a lot. It's in great shape but it was running considerably slow when I got it. Something like 6 seconds/hour. I did a simple adjustment and timed the beat rate with the Android app WildSpectra Mobile Pro on my Nexus 7 tablet and I have it running within 5-10 sec/day now. That app works great. I have used it to time most of my pocket watch collection with very good results. My only question is this. I found the serial number on the small round insert that dates the watch to 1973 but I can't find any trace of the grade 1012 number anywhere on the movement. Is this common? I have seen one picture where the 1012 was printed below the serial # on the insert and another one where it is stamped on the movement itself. Mine has neither but I know it's a 1012 by the jewel count and the date feature.
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a Beethoven Symphony - compliments of a pair of JC1's ::psy::
and some outdoor leisure 馃憤
 
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Think I might wear this after breakfast.

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I admit to being completely unaware of this brand. Do tell please. 馃榾
 
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Me too. One of those unknown brands from the 40's and 50's which gently faded away. Appears to use the then ubiquitous AS 984 movement. This watch is in immaculate condition as you can see. 1940's, I think.
 
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Still wearing Stowa.. It's my most accurate watch, running +1 in two days.

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