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Here is a 1977 Bradley "Ernie" wrist watch. These support a Swiss made 1 jewel manual wind movement. This is part of the "Muppet" series from Bradley, there is a "Sesame Street" series also, from the same date. Thanks for looking and hope this sparkes a couple of memories for you.
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