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1933 - 1937 Mickey Mouse Watches | Casio Wristwatches1 of 1 |
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geo26e
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These three Mickey Mouse watches are my favorite as only collectors can tell the difference between them. I wear them quite often so I have replaced the original bracelets with modern reproduction MM leather straps.
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Mickey Mouse WatchesMickey Mouse, the beloved Disney icon, first appeared on a wristwatch in 19…
Thank you packrat-place.
Thanks snoopy.
The first is late 1933, the second is also late 1933-34 and the third is 35-37, gotta love those old Mickeys, thanks for sharing!!!!
geo26e, if you get a chance, click on these and blow them up. It will sortta give you an idea on how many I have.
http://www.collectorsweekly.com/stories/9619-have-just-a-few?in=user
Hi Kerry, thank you for the 'love'. It is very difficult to find good old Mickeys in London. After chatting with you recently, I managed to get hold of a wire lugs 33 Sears. Will post it next time. Best regards.
Will be watching for it, and your welcome.
Kerry, I have zoomed in and looked at your cabinets many many times before. In fact, I have bookmarked the page of your MM watch series (the one displayed in a collector box) as a source of reference - much better than reading Robert Hide & John Gilman's book. If you write a book on the subject, I will be the first to buy it!
Thank You for the complement, but if I wrote a book I would have to dictate it to someone, my literary skills leave something to be desired. Again thanks you, and I will be watching for your next post.
Thanks officialfuel.
Thank you BELLIN68.
geo26e: here's a really nice person in your part of the world, has a very nice webpage.
http://mickeymousewatches.co.uk/
Thanks ReisOBrien.
Thanks vanskyock24.
Your watches are GREAT. Wish I had some of this type.
Cheers steller! I can see you are a huge fan of Mickey!
Hello geo26e, steller sure did hit the "Mickeys".LOL. We might have another Mickey poster on here , you think?
I imagine these go for a pretty penny, beautiful, I really love those leather straps, they really add to the watch also. Phil.
Thanks Phil. The straps are modern reproduction, costs about US$20.00 each!
Thank you homergreg, AR8jason & guyfrmatl for the Love click.