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These pieces are an oddity, they were produced for the " French market" and were never sold in the US. The first is a 7 jeweled and the second is a single jeweled piece. marketed as a "Kelton" which was owned by Ingersoll.
Thanks you looking at these and hope you enjoyed them.
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Mickey Mouse WatchesMickey Mouse, the beloved Disney icon, first appeared on a wristwatch in 19…
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Kerry, is the bracelet on the gold Kelton in 10k rolled gold? Beautiful watch & bracelet!
Yes George, the case and bracelet are both marked. Thanks for the great complement and showing the love, very appreciated!!
Love the bracelet! I have a gold colour polished brass one on mine .... but probably belonged to a different Mickey watch originally.
George, I will look your over again, I don't recall any "Brass" braclets, but it possible that it's a straight "Kelton" mfg. Is it marked on the clasp with any type name or stamp?
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LOL Eye4, nothing get my attention faster than a Mickey, unless it's a "Gold" Mickey. :-)
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