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VinSer replied to the thread The Neuchatel Chevron Mark.In the above I was only referring to the end date of use of the poinçon on the left, that Enrico indicated as 1866 following Beuque... -
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VinSer replied to the thread The Neuchatel Chevron Mark.Actually the Tardy is correct; it is the Beuque that in this case got it wrong. In the "LOI SUR LE CONTROLE ET LE COMMERCE DES MATIÈR...
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Hi Luigi, To make the distinction clearer in English, we spell it 'lignes'; one twelfth of an old French inch, (a 'pouce'). Whether...
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VinSer replied to the thread Roskopf finger set pocket watch..The dimension refers to the diameter of the movement: on the Boettcher's site here under the heading "Measuring Movements" is explained...
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VinSer replied to the thread Roskopf finger set pocket watch..Nice Roskopf :) The markings on the inner side of the back cover are probably mark left by the watchmakers when they cleaned and oiled...
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VinSer replied to the thread Can anyone tell me the names engraved on this watch movement please?.I absolutely agree with you John. Therefore I am sure that also Eric the bully has no problem in explaining why according to him Beuque...
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I think with the dating of such marks the evidence has to be provided in the form of references to the legislation/edicts, authoritive... -
VinSer reacted to thesnark17's post in the thread Some questions about Mercer 56h chronometer. with Like.
Unless the chronometer is equipped with a wind indicator, it was definitely designed to be wound all the way up every time. Even if it...
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VinSer replied to the thread Early 20th Century Gold Pocket Watch Marked "AW".As indicated by Jerry, Wittnauer & Co. trademarked the word "majestic" on 20 August 1907; in the desc ription of the trademark it...
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VinSer replied to the thread British hallmark date letters show two calendar years.First of all thank you for the great post and the above cited article. However, I would like to further add to the indications...
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As an update,……….With the help of Paul Krichten this Heinrich chronometer is once again working as it should. (I sent Paul the cap...
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VinSer replied to the thread Unusual early English lever escapement identification.Thank you John! Much appreciated :) Ciao
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Simple answer - they were incorrect! These references used tables of date letters for general silverware. The punches used for...
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VinSer replied to the thread Unusual early English lever escapement identification.Thank you for the image. Question for the more knowledgeable: according to Priestley and others the "scared" leopard head was used last...
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VinSer replied to the thread Unusual early English lever escapement identification.Welcome to the forum About your question, I am afraid you already have the answer: continental (probably French) movement; the dates...
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