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I got these wonderful little jewels for Christmas for George(geo26e). They are a seven jewel "Kelton" wristwatch movement made into a set of cuff-links. The photos don't do these justice, they just way cool and will cherish them forever. Thank you George and wanted to share them with the rest of the CW Family. Thanks for looking and hope you enjoy seeing these, I do.:-)
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