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Has anyone seen this Skateboarding Mickey Mouse watch before? I believe it has a quartz movement and Mickey skates round and round wearing his sports knee caps as the second ticks. The case back says 'Incabloc', 'Antimagnetic', 'Stainless Steel Back' and 'Water Resistant'. The watch is unsigned. Any further information will be very much appreciated.
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Well you've done it again. I don't have this one,LOL. I'm betting it's a manual wind watch, Incaboloc, leads me to thinking that. The circle C(copyright logo) followed by Disney was used from the mid 1980's to today. I'm betting that if the back was removed, you'd probably find a Swiss made Jeweled movement. Let me know what you find under the back. Regards, Kerry
George, I believe it to be the same vintage as the Bradley "Jogger" mickey. Dave(pw-collector) has one posted. Here the link to same:
http://www.collectorsweekly.com/stories/56892-western-mickey-and-jogger-mickey?in=user
Thank you Manikin, musikchoo, AR8Jason, Kerry, officialfuel & Dave for the 'Love'. Kerry, thanks very much for the information. I bought this watch on ebay also thinking that it has a mechanical movement (like the Jogger-Mickey) as I saw the 'incaboloc' description. But it has a quartz movement unfortunately! Can a quartz watch use incaboloc??? Most likely the case back belongs to a different watch! Kerry, I send an e mail to you Yahoo account recently and just wondering if you have received it.
Thank you BELlLIN68. Much appreciated.