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Bbgallen replied to the thread 1950s(?) rare(?) Waltham wristwatch.Thanks! Good call looking at the hands. I bought the Shawkey book hoping it would have it, but unfortunately this dial isn't in there...
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Here is a picture from "A Collectors Gudie by Bruce Shawkey" that shows a Waltham from 1955 with a similar seconds hand and a dial with... -
Bbgallen reacted to Shawn Moulder's post in the thread 1950s(?) rare(?) Waltham wristwatch with Like.
Your watch is definitely not military but is based on the same movement. Most military movements would be either 9 jewels, 16 jewels or...
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BWell, we think know because you haven't mentioned it. You didn't say: It's the Waltham 6/0 '42 that was made during WWII for A-11 spec...
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Bbgallen replied to the thread 1950s(?) rare(?) Waltham wristwatch.What resources would you all use to look this up and piece the details together?
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Bbgallen replied to the thread 1950s(?) rare(?) Waltham wristwatch.Unfortunately I left it at the shop to be moved into a new case, as the current one has corrosion and damage to the caseback threading...
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BCertainly a nice Waltham movt. I note that they made many variations of this movement. Does it have any numbers on the case? say A-11 or...
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Bbgallen replied to the thread 1950s(?) rare(?) Waltham wristwatch.Thanks Shawn, looks like you guessed it - - 6/0. Any way to narrow down the date and model based on the movement and the dial? Thank...
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Bbgallen reacted to Shawn Moulder's post in the thread 1950s(?) rare(?) Waltham wristwatch with Like.
If it's American made it will most likely be a 6/0 movement. It will either be a 17 jewel or 21 jewel movement. The second hand looks...
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BWell if it was 1950's it probably would have a Swiss movement. bidfun-db Archive: Watch Movements: Waltham 1155 (FHF 70)
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Bbgallen replied to the thread 1950s(?) rare(?) Waltham wristwatch.Thanks, my assumption was that anything post 1957 would have definitely been incabloc, I have no idea of its actual vintage and was just...
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BWhile working for a company named Election, Fritz Marti began his research into protecting watches against shocks. In April 1928, he...
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Bbgallen replied to the thread 1950s(?) rare(?) Waltham wristwatch.Thanks Jim! It's currently at the shop where my local guy is going to (eventually) Frankenwatch it into a broken Waltham I picked up...
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Bbgallen, Welcome to the NAWCC Forums :) WE would have to have a picture of the watch movement to help you out. You can pry off the...
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BHi all, I recently inherited this Waltham from my grandfather, and I'm having some trouble identifying it, so I was hoping y'all could...
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