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This is one of the most sought Mickey Mouse watches. These were first produced by Ingersoll in the fall of 1937. This is the first Mickey watch with no sub-dial. They are cased in a demi-hunter style case with a "running" Mickey sticker on the back.
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Wow..you have one of these too. Simply amazing. These babies go for a pretty penny too. I thought I had a broken one...after taking it apart...its a E. Ingraham lapel 1940 watch with the copy of the mickey display glued to the face. talk about a let down! Oh well...maybe one day!
mickey133, you might still have a goodie, this particular dial is Very Rare in itself, I have the correct movements, but sadly no back cover with the decal, but we could make you a correct piece with the dial. Thanks for clicking the love, very appreciated!!