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WRUW Today?
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Boojumhunter
·After my usual fare, 38mm seems HUGE!
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gbesq
·Switched over to my 1965 166.003 for the evening. Just put a new strap from Rios1931 on it today - compliments the watch pretty nicely I think. The old Omega strap was a goner, but I kept the original Omega buckle and installed it on the new strap. Very happy with the result.
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Lou P
··YaY!Switch to silver Yachting!
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MikeMan2727
·Catching the last bit of daylight
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Dr No
·Hollywood Beach earlier today.
There was a bagpipe band playing fifty yards away.
There was a bagpipe band playing fifty yards away.
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Canuck
·No time to wear this one today, since I have just this evening, completed a thorough service, having taken place in sketches and S matches, over two days. But I’ll wear it tomorrow (Saturday).
Details- Dial marked Stewart Dawson, Liverpool. Case is hallmarked Birmingham (England), case makers trade mark S D & Co. (Stewart Dawson & Co.), date letter for 1885-86. Sterling silver. Case S# 124238. Single sunk vitreous enamel dial was dirty, now clean, and is in excellent condition. It was missing a glass, hour hand, and seconds hand. Movement marked Stewart Dawson, Liverpool, s#124238. Loomes lists Dawson in business in Liverpool, 1878-1888. Movement is a gilt 3/4 plate design, key wind, key set, English lever escapement, 14,400 bph, appears to have 15 ruby jewels.
I offered this watch for free on the pocket watch forum to anyone who’d pay the postage. No takers! So I have conditioned it, replaced the mainspring, fabricated a replacement cannon pinion, put on a pair of hands (not period correct, I know), put on a NOS glass watch crystal. No longer available for free, by the way. 😁
Details- Dial marked Stewart Dawson, Liverpool. Case is hallmarked Birmingham (England), case makers trade mark S D & Co. (Stewart Dawson & Co.), date letter for 1885-86. Sterling silver. Case S# 124238. Single sunk vitreous enamel dial was dirty, now clean, and is in excellent condition. It was missing a glass, hour hand, and seconds hand. Movement marked Stewart Dawson, Liverpool, s#124238. Loomes lists Dawson in business in Liverpool, 1878-1888. Movement is a gilt 3/4 plate design, key wind, key set, English lever escapement, 14,400 bph, appears to have 15 ruby jewels.
I offered this watch for free on the pocket watch forum to anyone who’d pay the postage. No takers! So I have conditioned it, replaced the mainspring, fabricated a replacement cannon pinion, put on a pair of hands (not period correct, I know), put on a NOS glass watch crystal. No longer available for free, by the way. 😁
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Pazzo
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Spruce
··London sunburst dial fan🥰 165.003 - I used to look in the windows of Austin Kaye and wish I could afford one of these
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Alpha
·Saturday morning in Scotland and the sun is actually shining 😀
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