the oldest watch you have.
For me it would have to be my grandfather's Ernest Borel Kaleidoscope Cocktail. It likely predates my 1966 Omega piepan.
(photos forthcoming)
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the oldest watch you have.
For me it would have to be my grandfather's Ernest Borel Kaleidoscope Cocktail. It likely predates my 1966 Omega piepan.
(photos forthcoming)
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Retired from Fire/Rescue January 2019 with 30 years on the job
I have older clocks, but I think now my oldest watch is this one from my grandfather, probably around 1930 but not sure.
Too many watches, not enough wrists.
Excluding some clocks and pocket watches, this is it: Omega circa 1939 - which happens to be one of my favourites.
Last edited by CFR; Sep 6, 2019 at 05:29 AM.
Can't think why ?....Originally Posted by CFR
... Perhaps, and I know it's a long shot, because it's chuffin' gorgeous ?
Some people have opinions - The rest of us have taste.
Oldest is my 1946 DOXA
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...and someone else's tooExcluding some clocks and pocket watches, this is it: Omega circa 1939 - which happens to be one of my favourites.
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Last edited by gnuyork; Sep 6, 2019 at 12:26 PM.
early 1940s ish era? It's a cal. 265
pocket watch or wrist watch got late 1800's of bothwill dig out some pics
“I have nothing to offer but blood, toil, te“The time is out of joint—O cursèd spite, That ever I was born to set it right!”ars and sweat”
That would be my birth year watch, which is to say, old enough.
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1950s, I guess. It was once my daily wearer, before I developed a watch habit, but is now gommed up and immobile in a drawer.
I did have my grandfather’s pocket watch (circa 1900), but passed it on to my nephew. No picture, unfortunately.
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