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Here is a "oddity" in the post-war Mickey Mouse watches. It's the same dial configuration as the 1947 Ingersoll (US Time), but has a squared case (1946) instead of the rectangled styling that is commonly know. I have seen another posted on another site, but it was in a "chrome" case. This one is gold plated. Seen a couple others listed on auction sites.
Thanks for looking and hope it was informative and enjoyed seeing one of these.
Kerry
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