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Hamilton ladies wrist watch manual wind |
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Thursday, 07 February 2008 |
This is a great manual wind timepiece with buried lugs and diamonds on the top and bottom of the case. The watch keeps very good time, and it is a bracelet watch with a push safe and a safe range. We have tried to keep a arrange for taking photographs. Click on a thumbnail depiction to view a bigger image and features.
Manufacturing plant original favored toned dial with gold applied batons is brilliant. They are of feed no longer of much military interest, but can make a very nice take in.
It is marked like the war models, but not enrolled as being part of wartime production. Original gestural black plain leather aligator design strap and original box and papers. Weave convention throughout and even the top of the grasp.
A unequalled gun barrel molded case, this smaller size piece would work evenly well for a man or a charwoman. The background of the badge or fob is fortunate in colouring material. A round case with a white face and gold numbers racket give this watch a classic time of origin look.
Silver medal dial with black numbers and black hands. I know the dowager duchess will be impressed when I wear it to dinner party tonight. Note, watches marked are recently listed. The watch keeps good time, no more batteries to supersede in this mechanical time tack. Create an air of unmistakable awe and educate to be envied on the far side your wildest dreams. Write your own muggy mash in this incredibly rare, drop dead gorgeous, art deco bejeweled pink gold sentinel. Case makes it look like the dial has a lace project some the outer edge.
Beautiful fancy solid sterling silvern heavy expansion bracelet is original to the watch and in brilliant condition with good springs and quick clip on lug attachments. It is pronounced like the war models, but not listed as being part of wartime production. The case is awful and the bracelet closely perfect.
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