Search Results

Hi, and welcome We LOVE photos, especially of watches. Adam

I know all of John Harwoods prototypes - none had exhibition backs! My feeling these were converted by owners or watchmakers (jobbers) to show off...

The chance of that watch being fake is about 1% My feeling its genuine And FAKES dont make with crown in wrong place. I say GENUINE

LOL - ME TOO!! Happy to host you in my apartment is Spain in 2020 I have 3 bedrooms on a golf course A

Thanks Thats one of the few books I have here with me. Let me check it tomorrow. Most of these books are written by clowns

Its the 10-1/2 HUNTER movement developed by Aegler Marked SUPERBALANCE which was Wilsdorf new marketing from 1935, prior to that they termed it...

What book is this anyway?? Thanks

VERY, very rare! What we dont know, is if they started life like that or a mosre recent modification A

I am pretty sure HAMILTON NEVER made two tone cases I am also sure they made 14Kt gold cases. I suspect your whole case is 14Kt gold ENJOY a

Oh! I have that and a few others. I also have the Spanish Patent - that I doubt any others have

Yes _ do have one with a display back Its needs serviced, But I have not done it (sad) - Its a very "strange" piece [ATTACH] [ATTACH]

Thank You - appreciated

[ATTACH]

[ATTACH]

HERE is one of mine - 14Kt Gold - MINT [ATTACH] I have the original box [ATTACH] And Instructions [ATTACH] [ATTACH] Here is the American...

And Finally John Harwood was awarded the British Horological Society Gold Medal one of just seven awarded in past 80 years

Yes I am that person and YES I pay attention. The modern so called HARWOOD has NOTHING to do with the original John Harwood or his son in any way....

They NEVER used ETA movements.

John Harwood and the HARWOOD/PERPETUAL watch company was BRITISH FORTIS and BLANCPAIN made the movements and assembled the watches. John Harwood...

Thats great you got your answer. Happy for you