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All I know about this watch is that it is Swiss made. Stem Wind, Pin Set.
The outside of the cuvette is marked Remontoir Cylindre 6 Rubis (cykinder escapement with 6 jewels). The inside of the cuvette is marked with a C and 39 * 4. The dial is marked LANGENDORF. I'm not sure if this was made by the Langendorf Watch Co. or some unknown maker. The movement is only marked SWISS MADE.
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