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Posted 1 year ago
andyask
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Dear pocket watch entusiasts!
I inhered a pocket watch that my family cant identify. We have tried to send pictures to several pocket watch "houses", but with no luck in identifying the brand and therefore the model, year etc. We even tried our local antique shop in town and the guy in the shop sent pictures to a pocket watch friend in Sweden, but again with no luck.
Is there anyone at this forum who could maybe guess what brand it is for starters? Really appreciate any answer. Thanks in advance.
Best regards,
Anders
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Thank you for your swift reply, very appreciated. I really don't want to do anything that will mess up the works. Any tip before I open it. I only saw my antique guy do it once....
Anders
I did not dare to open the last chamber with the mechanics, but I dared to open the the first plate and it says:
N 61688
"something"....15 Jubis (it's really hard to understand the old writing)
And of course the geneva mark is inside it.
Looking forward to your reply and thanks again
Best regards,
Anders
I hope this helps...
Why isn't my pictures showing? Do you know?
Anders
God my English is bad....