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Message 736191 - Posted: 8 Apr 2008, 14:19:18 UTC
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. . . behold: a Ulysse Nardin's Marine Annual Chronograph



> My Brother Mark sent me a Chronograph (Serialized etc) a number of years ago)

- has a 'slight fix' it's in need of . . . special 'plastic' gearwork required -

in Los Angeles, California - it used to keep going 'back' in time - to North Carolina (East Coast time)

. . . very very odd - especially since i am here now ;)

note: i have 'weird' properties in my wrist / left arm - sets Medical Neuro-Scan systems a 'little haywire' . . . ;)
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Message 736200 - Posted: 8 Apr 2008, 15:15:30 UTC

That's a fine looking watch, Richard! :]]

I like the decorative anchor and the small month window between the 4 and 5. I like it's assymetric look, it looks 'roomier' and less cluttered than those watches loaded with 3 inner dials. The blue-to-red second hand is a nice touch too. It doesn't look 'off-balanced' to me, but then again I'm left handed.

Good watch! Worth fixing imho. :]]
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Message 736206 - Posted: 8 Apr 2008, 15:24:01 UTC - in response to Message 736200.  

That's a fine looking watch, Richard! :]]

I like the decorative anchor and the small month window between the 4 and 5. I like it's assymetric look, it looks 'roomier' and less cluttered than those watches loaded with 3 inner dials. The blue-to-red second hand is a nice touch too. It doesn't look 'off-balanced' to me, but then again I'm left handed.

Good watch! Worth fixing imho. :]]


eh Beets - the 'one' i have is an actual Chronograph (made by Chronograph) . . .

i'll get a Photograph (and Post it) as soon as i find where i hid the watch ;))

but - THAT watch shown is pretty fine also . . .

later - got to run the Lady J to work now . . . adios amigos


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Message 736207 - Posted: 8 Apr 2008, 15:27:17 UTC

just got a Seiko Kinetic, had it for 5 years, still works perfectly, no scratches, and it is fully water sealed had it down to 25 metres. I've never gone deeper and wouldn't wear a watch if I did, so it suites me fine.
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Message 738648 - Posted: 13 Apr 2008, 23:35:49 UTC

My grandfather had a Timex watch back in the mid-50s, and lost it. He remembers what it looks like, but doesn't recall the model number, how would I go about finding it?
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Message 738649 - Posted: 13 Apr 2008, 23:38:58 UTC - in response to Message 738648.  

My grandfather had a Timex watch back in the mid-50s, and lost it. He remembers what it looks like, but doesn't recall the model number, how would I go about finding it?


> Google the Timex - Mid 1950 - and search through the IMAGES till You find the right one?




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Message 738651 - Posted: 13 Apr 2008, 23:40:49 UTC - in response to Message 738648.  
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My grandfather had a Timex watch back in the mid-50s, and lost it. He remembers what it looks like, but doesn't recall the model number, how would I go about finding it?

I'd just go googling for images of old Times watches...Back then there probably weren't as many models as there are today...So you could get lucky and find the one you're looking for pretty fast...Perhaps Timex has a website page with vintage models featured on it.

I did a search and found a bunch of watch images.

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Message 738654 - Posted: 13 Apr 2008, 23:57:21 UTC

I have this one.
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Message 738672 - Posted: 14 Apr 2008, 0:32:33 UTC - in response to Message 738654.  

I have this one.


Nice! I like it!!!

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Message 738749 - Posted: 14 Apr 2008, 2:16:07 UTC

My grandfather finally found it! Thanks for the links, I looked for it but couldn't find it.
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