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Posted 3 years ago
denis216
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This is a 70's era Wittnauer automatic that was sold in my father-in-law's store, it is in such good condition it could very well be new old stock.
Since it has no bracelet, I assume it's bracelet was taken off and put on another customer's watch to satisfy them because of some issue. (defective or broken bracelet?) He routinely did this to promote good will and so the customer would not have to wait for a replacement.
It runs excellently but the problem is, it has no bracelet!
Because of the type of lugs, I am having a difficult time locating an attachment for it.
Any ideas?
Dennis - denis216@yahoo.com
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