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IA while back there was a German seller on the big online marketplace who had a gold cased Kullberg Ericsson pocket chronometer for sale.
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IFHF Fabrique Horlogerie Fontainmelon was a large old factory that supplied raw movements and finished watches. Both Swiss and French...
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IFontainemelon If you scroll down to where it says:
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IIanmat replied to the thread August Ericsson.Thank you. What is FHF ? Also, any idea why there are no markings or serial number on movement?
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II have another movement (no case) Marked Aug. Ericsson on dial, but no markings on movement. Any ideas ?
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IIanmat replied to the thread Patek movement.Fascinating. I grew up in Sarnia, an hour away from Detroit , so have a big interest in the history of the city.
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Ihttps://www.smpub.com/ubb/Forum12/HTML/000117.html Regards enrico
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II have another movement I'm trying to get some info on. Longines Chronometro, # 1809121. Sorry, I'm not a watchmaker but have a...
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IIanmat replied to the thread Patek movement.Good info . Thank you.
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IIanmat replied to the thread Patek movement.Thank you Dr. Jon. I have a difficult time sourcing info on European watches, so this is a great help.
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IIanmat replied to the thread Patek movement.
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IThe principals of Roehm & Wright Jewelers/Silversmiths were Robert J. F. Roehm from Wurtenberg and Henry W. Wright, a Detroit native...
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INice high grade movement. Its serial number dates it to the mid 1880's. It's at the high end of Patek Philippe work as evident by its...
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II'm trying to get info on this movement (no case) Patek Philippe & Co., 64368, approx 42mm dia. thank you
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