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If that means you are willing and able to help, please start a conversation. We are all volunteers here.
The data is there, but the image reference did not get translated since the people doing the import had not seen that type of image reference before.
`Original thumb is useless as when enlarged you can't see the stamped details, the original image enlarges just fine and details can be seen.Just out of curiosity, will this work?
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Arrived today, from 1946. Running a 6AW 7 jewel movement. The 6 AW seems to be the "go to" movement in Westfields later days for both mens and ladies watches. Fully regulated to S (slow) so is going to need a service.
This movement was "pre-Bulova" purchase.....I believe this one was "pre-Bulova purchase" but won't know for sure until I see it....
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Here's my very similar example - unsigned dial and Trebex movement.View attachment 205520 Here's my "Piping Rock" wannabe. Westfield dial marked shockproof, movement 10B six jewel, and 1929 date code. View attachment 205525 View attachment 205526 View attachment 205527 Case is marked Providence Watch Case Company Serial #6077696 with a #8 stamped below the serial number.
Unfortunately when checking this link it appears to be broken or site no longer exists.i have seen many more examples of the enamelled bezel type as shown on this thread. They are here:
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Fantastic watches, I'm sure you'll agree.
The site is no longer active on the Internet, but it was captured by the web archive.Unfortunately when checking this link it appears to be broken or site no longer exists.