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From 1952 through 1958, The Mickey mouse watch didn't change, Ingersoll did change the way the were packaged and that was all. This is the 1955 "Pop-Up" style box.
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wouldn't be a bad idea, until you hear me sing, it's not a good thing ;-)
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