Re: Art Deco movement and its influence on watches
- From: "SWG" <swisswatchguy@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 26 Feb 2006 23:49:29 -0800
Moka Java wrote:
Hi S,
One of my main focuses in watch collection is Art Deco design. Here's
one of my favorites.
http://members10.clubphoto.com/richard959664/4112033-P3def/owner-ade5.phtml
Someone had removed the original movement and replaced it with a quartz
jobbie. Fortunately, they didn't cut the case up. Unfortunately the
butcher clipped the feet off the dial. I found the correct movement on
Ebay and had the dial restored. The watch is 48mm long and 20 mm wide,
curved platinum case stepped like a Mayan pyramid.
RT "yes, it's really mine" F
Welcome back! with such a beautiful AD watch example. I hope that your
Skiing Season was swell and you are also starting to feel burgeoning
Spring!
.
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