R E Robbins

[jazzy454]

I have a R E Robbins model 77 and haven't been able to find much on the internet about this grade. I've been able to find a fair amount about Royal Robbins and what he had done for the company but haven't been able to find much on this grade. I was wondering if this was a mid grade watch or was it a popular grade?

[jazzy454]

I have a R E Robbins model 77 and haven't been able to find much on the internet about this grade. I've been able to find a fair amount about Royal Robbins and what he had done for the company but haven't been able to find much on this grade. I was wondering if this was a mid grade watch or was it a popular grade?

[Jon Hanson]

Hi Jeff,

I responded on web horology, as it will get to you faster as I am banned from timely message responses (we can only talk about "certain" things and use certain words of "their" choice.)

[Steven Mercer]

jazzy454

You can look up the serial number at the on line Waltham Serial Number Lookup (http://www.nawcc-info.org/WalthamDB/LookupSN.asp).

Once you have the information that is there, you can look up some of the abbreviations and definitions in the Glossary (http://www.nawcc-info.org/WalthamDB/Glossary.htm).

[jazzy454]

Thanks Jon and Steve. Kind of interesting that the two people who responded are from the two states that I have lived in. Grew up in Massachusetts and the last state I lived in was Colorado, which is where I'm trying to get back to. Just a weird observation on my part.

[Jon Hanson]

Correct ans has been posted on Web Horology (http://webhorology-mb.infopop.cc/6/ubb.x)!