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Posted 7 months ago
kerry10456
(493 items)
The 1950's introducted a lot of different "Character" watches. Seems like everybody was making all sorts of differnt pieces, trying to appeal to the market.
This is one of those pieces. This watch was produced for the boys and the companion piece for the girls was "Junior Nurse". This was produced by Ingraham first in 1956, and ran for a couple years, This piece is dated 1957 and supports a Ingraham Model L movement.
Hope I haven't bored everyone to death on all the "Character" watches. I promise this will be the last for sometime. I'll be watching you all, but won't be posting, because I feel everyone has been burned-out on my posting. With that said, Wishing you, the remaining folks that look in on my stuff, have a wonderful time and Thank You. Kerry
Character WristwatchesWhile many of the earliest wristwatches included decorations on their faces…
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