I just got this case in a lot. This one caught my eye because it is marked Waterproof and the case was unlike any I had seen. I could only see the watch from the top in the auction.
Now that I have got it, I still am not sure what it is. I think it is likely a prototype that was never made. It...
I have seen a little info about Electa and read some on David Boettcher’s website www.vintagewatchstraps.com. Does anyone know any more about this high grade movement?
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It is very nice, but I believe it is a...
The indicator seems to start working when the watch is wound by the crown. I have to let it work all the way down before I try to just wind it by the back.
So, what does the winding in the back do? I guess you would connect it to the rotor so when you dial it winds it. It would wind on the recoil since it is counter clockwise. Is it just an additional wind to the watch?
I am posting this here, because it is closest in size to a wristwatch. I'm not sure how to take it apart. It has a manual wind movement and sets and winds through the stem. The meter on the left side of the dial is a 0-12 minute scale. I assume this is used to record phone length for a pay...
This is a pretty nice quality cylinder pocket watch movement with a friction fit dial. It is marked with a J.B Cx on the back. I assume Cx may be like Cie, but I haven't seen this before.
On their website in the History section, it talks about Baume and Mercier receiving the Geneva Seal (Poincon) in the 1920s. This is a nice movement with the Poincon marks, but I can't find a similarly marked B&M. It has a lot of similarities to some Meylan and IWC movements. Anyone know more...
I've had this for a while and always wondered what the story is behind the dial It doesn't say Croton at all, it simply has a fancy script capital R then the Aqua Medico. It has a marked movement and back, but the dial is strange. Anyone have a theory or have seen one like this before?
The plate design on this struck me as odd and it didn't come with a dial. When I searched the pocket watch database, this seems like an ordinary movement, but the curve under the name plate is odd and it is labeled made special by Illinois. On the database page there happens to be a bankers box...
I have a couple of other watches with Trusty on the case, but this one is fairly different with the face in profile. I do think it is a reasonable answer. I just haven't seen it on a movement either.
I was going through some of my older wristwatches and I was wondering if anyone knows what the dog laying down on the watch movement is for. I have only seen it on a few Cymas. Also was wondering about the case. It is a hinged cushion case and isn't marked Cyma. It also has multiple numbers...
Thanks for the help. I couldn't find a reference to that address either. Sometimes other addresses are listed in the reference books which I don't have access to. So, I'll assume this is an unrelated Poole.
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