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Need help identifying the make of this Swiss chronograph movement
Hi there folks. I am completely unfamiliar with European watches but the overall appearance of the movement of my newly aquired pocket watch tells me that this particular chronograph watch might not be just another mediocre timepiece from some long-forgotten watchmakers. The watch case is...- John Wong
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- Forum: Complicated Watches
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May need some help in removing the bezel and recalibrating this vintage pocket barometric altimeter
Hi there folks, Dunno if it's appropriate to place a barometer thread here,but I do know that there's plenty of barometer collectors here.so I reckoned I might get some expert advices on this subject. Anyway,I just got my hands on this German Lufft pre-wwii pocket altimeter, the previous owner...- John Wong
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- Forum: Horological Misc
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May need some help in removing the bezel and recalibrating this vintage pocket barometric altimeter
Hi there folks, Dunno if it's appropriate to place a barometer thread here,but I do know that there's plenty of barometer collectors here.so I reckoned I might get some expert advices on this subject. Anyway,I just got my hands on this German Lufft pre-wwii pocket altimeter, the previous...- John Wong
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- Forum: Clock Repair
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Need some help in identifying the "AN G197" engraving on this Elgin A-8 jitterbug
Hi there folks, I recently got this heavily worn but still functioning Elgin timer from a local clocksmith's repairshop. Although not qualified for even an amateur horologist, I still know a little about this particular Elgin timer and instantly recognized her by the black dial and yellowish...- John Wong
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- Forum: American Pocket Watches
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