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Working watch reads TIMEX
Face Meassures 1 1/2" diam
Minor Scratches on the Acrylic Face noticeable to the Eye.
Please see pictures.! I love watches, and collect them.
Just sharing some of my collections with Collectors Weekly... and any Information will be appreciated.
Thank you
Patricia
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Timex WristwatchesThe first Timex model wristwatch was released in 1950 by the U.S. Time Comp…
Early 1980's is when Timex started "Quartz" style movements.
Thanks for sharing your timepieces, I'm slowly making my way through them, lol. I guess better slow, than hurring thru them and missing something.
I did not know Quartz Timex started in 1980s... Nice to know.. with the M Cells too??
I love knowledge in my collection!!
Thank you t.!
Patricia
Timex began using a 2 postion alphanumeric code stamped into the case back in 1985. This system is still in use. You will see the #39 on the one pictures. That dates your watch to March 1988.