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kerry10456
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This is a cross between the 1935 Mickey wristwatch and a pocket watch. You will see these with out the lanyard from time to time on Ebay,Have had several people tell me these don't exist, well here's one in the box and the retractable pendant, hard to argue with this. LOL. Thought I'd add this with as I post the pocket watches.
Thanks for looking and hope you enjoy.
Kerry
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Thank You Jim, always glad to see you checked out some of my watches, Very appreciated. Thanks again !!
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I have seen something similar before (with a chrome bezel) and I thought it was a fake..... until I saw yours with the original box and pendant (i have also seen the pendant being sold separately)! You really need to write a book one day! Beautiful piece!
George, I've seen these in black and white for the original pieces, the chrome is usually something some ones put together. As of late I've even seen them with a the "Deco" basil, pretty sure they're a clone.
I sent you an email, take a look.
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