Naphtali
Practically Family
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Two vintage watches for sale or trade, together or separately. I have front and rear graphics available to send to you. Please contact me through links provided via this forum.
1. Croton chronograph (Venus caliber 210, 25-jewel movement), manual wind, stainless steel, 4-screw "waterproof" screw-down back, self-luminescent dial markers and hands, acrylic crystal. Watch has no papers.
Dimensions are: 1.36" (35.54 mm), excluding crown; 1.68" (46.67 mm), lug-to-lug; .48" (12.2 mm).
The watch was serviced by certified watchmaker October 18, 2004. In addition to routine chronograph servicing, crystal and mainspring were replaced. I bought an extra crystal also. Watch was purchased new, circa late 1940s.
Condition is VERY GOOD. Price is $325, plus actual shipping and insurance.
I have not monitored accuracy since servicing. I have verified that all mechanical chronograph functions work correctly. Power reserve exceeds two days -- that is, watch ran more than two days having been fully wound.
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2. Longines Jamboree (Longines caliber 280, 17-jewel movement), manual wind, stainless steel, "waterproof?¢‚Ǩ? screw-down back, self-luminescent dial markers and hands, acrylic crystal. Watch has no papers.
Dimensions are: 1.37" (34.8 mm), excluding crown; 1.625" (41.3 mm), lug-to-lug; .36" (9.14 mm).
The watch was serviced by certified watchmaker November 14, 2004. In addition to routine servicing, crystal was replaced. Watch was purchase new, circa early 1950s.
Condition is VERY GOOD. Price is $180, plus actual shipping and insurance.
Accuracy of Longines Jamboree is within three seconds per day when worn daily, and left face up at night. I wear it on my right wrist. When wound daily, left face up but not worn, watch runs fast about twelve seconds per day.
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Were you interested in trading, I want vintage Borsalino fedoras, size 56-57, taupe or dark gray, with brims at least 2-1/2 inches at sides.
Were a part- or full-time hat maker interested, perhaps we could work out a trade for your skills?
Please contact me through links provided via this forum. Be sure to include your direct E-mail address to allow me to send photographs as attachments.
1. Croton chronograph (Venus caliber 210, 25-jewel movement), manual wind, stainless steel, 4-screw "waterproof" screw-down back, self-luminescent dial markers and hands, acrylic crystal. Watch has no papers.
Dimensions are: 1.36" (35.54 mm), excluding crown; 1.68" (46.67 mm), lug-to-lug; .48" (12.2 mm).
The watch was serviced by certified watchmaker October 18, 2004. In addition to routine chronograph servicing, crystal and mainspring were replaced. I bought an extra crystal also. Watch was purchased new, circa late 1940s.
Condition is VERY GOOD. Price is $325, plus actual shipping and insurance.
I have not monitored accuracy since servicing. I have verified that all mechanical chronograph functions work correctly. Power reserve exceeds two days -- that is, watch ran more than two days having been fully wound.
***
2. Longines Jamboree (Longines caliber 280, 17-jewel movement), manual wind, stainless steel, "waterproof?¢‚Ǩ? screw-down back, self-luminescent dial markers and hands, acrylic crystal. Watch has no papers.
Dimensions are: 1.37" (34.8 mm), excluding crown; 1.625" (41.3 mm), lug-to-lug; .36" (9.14 mm).
The watch was serviced by certified watchmaker November 14, 2004. In addition to routine servicing, crystal was replaced. Watch was purchase new, circa early 1950s.
Condition is VERY GOOD. Price is $180, plus actual shipping and insurance.
Accuracy of Longines Jamboree is within three seconds per day when worn daily, and left face up at night. I wear it on my right wrist. When wound daily, left face up but not worn, watch runs fast about twelve seconds per day.
**************
Were you interested in trading, I want vintage Borsalino fedoras, size 56-57, taupe or dark gray, with brims at least 2-1/2 inches at sides.
Were a part- or full-time hat maker interested, perhaps we could work out a trade for your skills?
Please contact me through links provided via this forum. Be sure to include your direct E-mail address to allow me to send photographs as attachments.
