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pw-collector
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Someone took a Waltham 8-Day clock / watch and put it in a picture frame.
Dial measures approximately 59.38 mm
Movement measures approximately 57 mm
Movement is marked:
WALTHAM WATCH CO.
8 DAYS
The back of the frame at the bottom was carved out to allow for the stem and crown to be exposed for easy winding & setting by rotating the frame out.
Thanks for looking,
Dave
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It looks better than the photo shows. the natural lighting is not good today.
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