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·Good evening....
WRUW Today?
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·Decided to give the 'Seaborn' an evening outing 😀
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·From the “bargain” end of my watch box. Seiko (?) movement. Good runner for such a low-end watch.
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noelekal
··Home For Wayward WatchesThis is a bit different.
Remington Rand was a manufacturer of typewriters and business machines. During World War II they produced the largest quantity of Model 1911A1 pistols of all the wartime 1911A1 contractors, including Colt itself. They'd not ventured into firearms manufacture before, but their pistols were highly esteemed for workmanship and serviceability.
They even sold a line of watches at one time. Has anyone ever seen a Remington Rand watch?
I'm guessing this is a A. Schild automatic movement. Do any experts recognize it?
Even with an unknown service history the Remington Rand is keeping really good time for the past couple of days. I'll put it up now until I get around to sending it for service.
Remington Rand was a manufacturer of typewriters and business machines. During World War II they produced the largest quantity of Model 1911A1 pistols of all the wartime 1911A1 contractors, including Colt itself. They'd not ventured into firearms manufacture before, but their pistols were highly esteemed for workmanship and serviceability.
They even sold a line of watches at one time. Has anyone ever seen a Remington Rand watch?
I'm guessing this is a A. Schild automatic movement. Do any experts recognize it?
Even with an unknown service history the Remington Rand is keeping really good time for the past couple of days. I'll put it up now until I get around to sending it for service.
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Canuck
·This is a bit different.
Remington Rand was a manufacturer of typewriters and business machines. During World War II they produced the largest quantity of Model 1911A1 pistols of all the wartime 1911A1 contractors, including Colt itself. They'd not ventured into firearms manufacture before, but their pistols were highly esteemed for workmanship and serviceability.
They even sold a line of watches at one time. Has anyone ever seen a Remington Rand watch?
I'm guessing this is a A. Schild automatic movement. Do any experts recognize it?
Even with an unknown service history the Remington Rand is keeping really good time for the past couple of days. I'll put it up now until I get around to sending it for service.
Looks to me like an A Schild calibre 1361 movement. A very popular auto wind movement from the early 1960s. A division made Remington shavers. An entrepreneur named Victor Kyam bought a Remington razor and liked it so well, he bought the company. He also bought the Benrus Watch Co. Lots of connections to Remington.
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Lou P
··YaY!3191.50 for the evening...YaY!
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noelekal
··Home For Wayward WatchesLooks to me like an A Schild calibre 1361 movement. A very popular auto wind movement from the early 1960s. A division made Remington shavers. An entrepreneur named Victor Kyam bought a Remington razor and liked it so well, he bought the company. He also bought the Benrus Watch Co. Lots of connections to Remington.
Thanks Canuck!
You're always good in the clutch.
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Larry S
··Color Commentator for the Hyperbole.Checking out a friends “new” Corsair 24.
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ghce
·Still on the same blah strap, darn Covid, my list of straps is becoming longer and longer, cant wait till the postal system comes back to normal.
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Spruce
··Sunburst dial fanLooks to me like an A Schild calibre 1361 movement. A very popular auto wind movement from the early 1960s. A division made Remington shavers. An entrepreneur named Victor Kyam bought a Remington razor and liked it so well, he bought the company. He also bought the Benrus Watch Co. Lots of connections to Remington.
…….. and here’s a still from the Remington razor ad
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