Waltham model 1883 ABE LINCOLN

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Serial listing confirms 1885, ex balance, stem set, o.f., premium parts. Still unsure it is siderial time adjusted and Lincoln name used for other Walthams. Would a watch timeing machine indicate siderial time? I suppose a 24 hour comparison might might only show inaccuracy. artbissell

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A sideareal day is roughly 4 minutes shorter than a civil day. This difference will be readily apparent on a timing machine.
 

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THANKS for reminder. 4 minutes in 24 hrs probably enough for running comparison with a quartz clock and I have a serviced model 92 Siderial probably good enough to compare. Unless it was adjusted in the past toward standard time. art

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This odd model 83 I am certain is a siderial watch. It easily ran 24 hours with one winding indicating the 2 minutes difference in 12 hours and 4 minutes in 24 hours. Any other ABE LINCOLN Wathams or model 83 siderials known ? art
 
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Serial 3000411, a nickel Model 1883 Abe Lincoln with standard 12 hour dial, was sold at Jones & Horan Auction last year ...

 
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