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Posted 11 months ago
kerry10456
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This is a RARE bird. These were made in 1929-30 by Westclox. They were sold at the entrance of the Grat Zeppelin towers as "Gifts" before you would board the Airship. They are a "Dollar" style watch and are few and far in between today. I had ask Dave(pw-collector) if he had an older size 20 Westclox movement and case so I could "clone' another one of these from spare pieces and parts I have. The last picture is an extra back cover I have for such a project. Thanks for viewing.
Pocket WatchesPocket watch use peaked in the late 19th century as a wave of investment we…
Thanks again Dave for showing the love on this a second time, I've lost all my "loves & likes", very appreciated!!
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This watch is defiantly rare, wish I had one.
Ken
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