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this is for some of you out that missed these past posting , there are more clocks i do have but these are my favs . theres JAEGER LECOULTRE, LE COULTRE , 2 TIFFANY&CO SOLID BRASS, 1 HOWARD MILLER SOLID BRASS. so this is an update for peeps out there and for some of the people out there that have missed these.
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thankyou eye4beauty for the love and the comment:)
ha bellin you still learning how to tell time ,the small hand is the hour [lol]
yes it is a travel clock:) and thankyou eye4beauty:) you should look at the new riedel posting that i did today you would really picture number4:)
lol lundy i havent wound some of them up its hard to keep track:)
thankyou lundy for the love :)
Judging by the big and little hands, it looks like at least a couple of these are running! (:
hello Bruce99 the tiffanys are running howard miller is running and the jaeger is one of isnt because i didnt wind it up they kind a running a little behind , and i have been meaning to get these checked out and im sure the some has to do with the battries as well and thank you Bruce99 for the love:)
LOL:) OMG :) LOL:)
your so right eye4beauty and lundy did you get that:) lol:) remind everyone of line four :)
thankyou very much pw-collector
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vetraio50 for the loves :)
I grew up on Chicago, their "Saturday, in the park" is pretty "timely" this time of year too.
ha i see , :) just like up here:) lol:)
yes this time picture 4 was meant to be picture 1, :)
thankyou very Marc112 for the love:)
BTW, when I said 'I grew up "on" Chicago', I meant that I enjoyed listening to the group "Chicago" through my pre-teen and teenage years. I've never lived "in" Chicago. The group did form in Chicago before moving to Los Angeles. I don't know where the original members of the band were from. I loved their incorporation of reed and brass horns into rock music.
25 or 6 to 4
Dah Dah Dah Dah Daaah DAH! (:
Lol !!!!!! Sorry!!'
I'm on my way to finish the estate job and mind has been on that:)
I just can't comment on the band Chicago...way before my time. Although I know the songs as I worked as a delivery driver that only had the oldies station that worked in the delivery truck.
There were some very tight, "mean" horn riffs in that song. Kerry was right on time with that! Now I can't get the song out of my head and that's okay! (:
Thanks Bruce, Here's the Youtube:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WLiuMkGCOC4
Plus, the lyric was about the time of day... 25 or (2)6 (minutes) to 4, meaning 3:35 or 3:34 AM which could be just about the time shown on your Jaeger in the first photo, Sean. Masterful Kerry!!! (:
Oops, I take that back, the Jaeger is showing 25 or 6 to 3! :D Doesn't work but it's still right on time.
Amberrose, you missed out on some GOOD music! :)
That's ok Bruce, I can't tell time anyways, LOL
LOL...I guess it comes full circle to lundy's earlier comment, read the small hand first, then the big hand...it's not like I don't have analog clocks around (:
Guess I was too busy playing air guitar and horns. hehehe
Very nice Sean !!!!! you always make beutiful displays too :-) love love
hello manikin and thankyou for the loves and the the kind words :) and thankyou Amberrose for the loves :) so Bruce99 thankyou and kerry10456 for comments on the great music bands as weLL:) AS I LOVE THE MUSIC AS WELL:)
'i love this song by chicago " very cool "
thankyou czechman and hedegwalker for the loves:)
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THANKYOU MIKIELIKESIGNS2 FOR THE LOVE:)
LUV the one in pict#2 , the clear clockface is fantastic Sean ,Im no expert on time-pieces, but even an Okie has heard of these makers.
LOL:) YOUR SO KIND mikielikesigns2 for the kind words and the funny statement as well:)
your so right :)
Amy, you are such a Sweetheart, and Sean you are such an extremely positive presence here.
I'm just practicing the Zen of "letting go". Something my wife taught me...hopefully she doesn't let go of me cause I'm definitely not letting go of her! (: I'll still be dropping in...obviously...Love, peace and happiness!
thankyou Bruce99 and i understand :) but please watch for the new clock in aug:)ill miss ya buddy:)
THANKYOU purpledog for the love:)
Love the centre one, second photo!....:-)
thankyou inky for the love and the kind words:)
eye4beauty hes just taking a break:)
hello eye4beauty , yes he is a hughe contributor and an asset to cw.com :) he will have a nice break:)
THANKYOU VERY MUCH Obscurities FOR THE LOVES:)
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