I got these for basically just the cost of shipping to replace a couple of flakey modern Poljot 17 jewel movements. Identical except one is gold and one is steel. They're sorta small and very thin, and not much different from Western dress watches of the era. These run like champs, and are cleaning up rather well - I may not get around to cannibalizing them right away Also shown is a Stylophone, which has nothing to do with watches except the look hasn't changed since 1967 - so I suppose it's a vintage-correct prop :
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Also shown is a Stylophone, which has nothing to do with watches except the look hasn't changed since 1967 - so I suppose it's a vintage-correct prop :
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