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These are an Ingersoll Re-issue of the 1933 Mickey Pocket watch. These were a Limited Edition of 5000 pieces, this one being # 75. The support a 19 Jewel, manual wind movement and were issued in 1990.
Thanks for looking and hope you enjoy seeing one of these.
Kerry
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Kerry, if you run across one of these at a "decent" price...let me know. I find them on ebay but these people want just as much as the people who sell the original 1933 pocket watch want. I'm not paying that much for a reproduction! I have a pocket watch like this, but its not in the box nor does it have the fob. So I dont know if its the same one or not. I will have to get a picture of it and post it this evening.
BTW... I'm amazed at your collection! Glad I found this site..
Thanks mickey133, I looked at your posting earlier and the one in the glass dome, next to the Steamboat Willie pocket watch, appears to be one. Thank you very much for the wonderful complement.
Kerry