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toolate2, you mentioned in my post on the Simplex watch holder that the Westclox Scotty got you started on "dollar" watches. I would like to see some of them.
Here are two scotties I have:
Black Luminous Dial manufactured 5-65 (May 1965)
White Plain Dial manufactured 10-67 (Oct. 1967)
Thanks for looking,
Dave
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I remember buying the white plain dial watch at Thrifty Drug Store in California for $2. Mine might have been a little earlier, because I remember I was in the 6th grade, which would have been 1962 or '63. I still have it. I remember the little box, but don't remember if it had the same graphics on it. I was so proud of myself for buying myself a pocketwatch. A girl!
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