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Cool 1930's Mickey Mouse Wristwatch with metal Mickey's on the band. Has a sub-dial with mice that spin as the seconds tick away. A Mickey Mouse watch is always a cool item to have - esp one this old...
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Mickey Mouse WatchesMickey Mouse, the beloved Disney icon, first appeared on a wristwatch in 19…
Very nice ! I wonder if kerry has this one his collection of them is huge . If he doesn't watch out he maybe on way to snatch it :-) Thanks Guy for sharing . Love it
I bet he already has one.... ;)
Kerry has not been on today yet :-) He will let us know if not lock yours up lol
Hello guyfrmatl. sorry slow on spreading the love for this one, been a busy weekend. Beautiful 1934-37 Mickey watch, your colors and the white on the dial are almost perfect. You've got a goodie with this one. Thanks for sharing!
And don't worry, lol, I won't snatch this one, well not yet, lol Again very nice example of one of the earliest Mickey
Thanks for the love everyone! Glad you approve Kerry, thought you would like it...