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Posted 7 months ago
kerry10456
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Hello everybody, I posted a 1964 "Barbie" wristwatch awhile back and Manikin really loved it. Well I told her if I ran across another, I'd send it her way. Well i got these watch dial and movements off ebay for 99 cents and they arrived today. I took the best of the two "Barbies and put in the correct case found the right band and now with a little TLC, Mani should have her own 1964 Bradley Barbie watch soon. See photo's #2 and # for the finished pieces
As you might have noticed, there is another watch also, It was with the Barbies and I put it with the original band and gold-tone Bradley case. I guess I should tell you what it is, LOL. The second watch is a 1963 Ballerina watch by Bradley. The outer edges of the dial have the pink tint that matches the band. thanks for looking and hope you and Mani will enjoy seeing this.
Character WristwatchesWhile many of the earliest wristwatches included decorations on their faces…
Barbie DollsLaunched at the American Toy Fair in 1959, Barbie was the first teenage dol…
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