The Hamilton 900 is really a spectacular looking 12s. What is that
blue part is that a reflection?
Rob
blue part is that a reflection?
Rob
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Is this something I can do? I am in New Zealand and the guy who serviced the watch is in New York.It is called a lockout lever to be used when servicing it, that locks out the setting train so it won't drag down the watch during servicing it. The screw above the 900 will turn it back in to get it out of the way.
You should speak to your serving guy to see if he know what is going on.
Rob, if perchance you have any watches with the winding indicator feature, that would make for an interesting first post in a thread showcasing them. As for me, I've been keeping one eye on listings for WI watches but have yet to pull the trigger, nice specimens are a bit pricey so I need to prioriize for now .........
I think a PW hits it's stride after a week or two of wearing
them. Winding them the same time every day.
Rob
Thanks for the comments Rob.viclip,
He must have taken very good care of this watch to have
kept the warranty and box for 60 years. It shows that
it was important to him.
Nice find and nice watch.
You posted this in the Time on the go thread
do you intend to wear this one
Rob
Thanks Rick.Nice one Vic, congrats!