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Posted 11 months ago
pw-collector
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I haven't posted a Mickey for a while so here is a Bradley Registered edition numbered T14976.
Movement marked:
BRADLEY TIME
DIVISION 87 ZZ
UNADJUSTED
SWISS
ONE 1 JEWEL
Thanks for looking,
Dave
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Mickey Mouse WatchesMickey Mouse, the beloved Disney icon, first appeared on a wristwatch in 19…
1978 50th birthday edition (Men's version). There were three styles, two round and this square one. Thanks for sharing. Here's the others also:
http://www.collectorsweekly.com/stories/55063-1978-50th-birthday-mickey-wristwatches?in=user
Thanks kerry for the correct information and the appreciation.
Dave
Thanks Bruce99 for the appreciation.
Dave
I had a watch exactly the same as this watch which was was stolen from me 21 years ago. My boyfriend at the time stole it from me and pawned it off. We were living in Ohio at the time. I have been looking for my watch ever since because it holds sentimental value to it, my grandmother bought it for me when I was 5 years old, and ever since it has been stolen I have been trying to locate it. My grandmother is passed on now and I would really like to find my watch more than anything right now. I would just like to know where did you get your watch? Thanks for listening I'm just really desperate to get back what was stolen from me.
Jenny,
Sorry to hear you lost your watch. I got mine at an estate sale. If you watch eBay you might find one.
Dave
Thanks Kevin for the appreciation.
Dave