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As the title says, I am based in Aberdeen and have been for many years. Having always had an appreciation for watches, I started treating myself to a few watches maybe 5 years back as my age and my disposable income increased. Nothing expensive and all very simple clutter free watches, which is what appeals to me. In joining I am hoping to gain knowledge and broaden my horizons with regards to the watches and suppliers of watch accessories that are out there. I also have some inexpensive (but reasonable quality) watches that are very much of sentimental value as they have passed down to me from family members, so getting feedback on the feasibility of repairs and perhaps local repairers who are known, trusted and charge a fair price, would also be a good thing. Thanks. -
good show. that reminds me; "carbide twist insert drills " ; i sharpen them with " green stone". vin -
I have 3 of these and out of the three I have I found the yellow to be the best colour. I believe the yellow one is the only one where the strap is mainly black so it's not overdone like the other colours. -
By Always"watching" · Posted
Looking at this Beyer watch, I believe that it represents an early version of the cushion shaped wristwatch case. Without looking up the date of the movement, I provisionally dated this watch to the later 1920s or early 1930s, and on consulting Scott's link to the Ranfft details of the movement, it is clear that the style and details of the watch as a whole match the approximate date of the movement given by Ranfft, i.e.,c.1925. -
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Looking good there Davey, can't fault a G-Shock or several.
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