I got this at a antique store in Bratislava and it is a railway worker watch from maybe 100 years ago can't find the exact model with the Roman numeral face it is a prévôté pocket watch.
(Serial number 35344) I found it sold on a bidding site but…
Alprosa Rectangular (Enicar) Movement ID
Hello, I was looking through cheap watch listings looking to salvage a good vintage 16mm strap, and I ended up buying this Alprosa for ¥5000 (≈$32). I did some research on the watch afterwards, and it turned out to be a lot nicer than I expected! I have read that Alprosa is a sub-brand of Enicar, and is typically Swiss parts cased and/or assembled in Germany. I initially assumed it was a 1950s women’s watch, but I now believe it is a much earlier men’s/unisex model- I’ll lay out what I know…
Continue readingStowa – case construction question
Hi,
have you ever come across this kind of case?
Mine is missing an arm/tensioner on one side, but I’m unsure how to open it.
Have you seen such case?
Continue readinghave you ever come across this kind of case?
Mine is missing an arm/tensioner on one side, but I’m unsure how to open it.
Have you seen such case?
One Spot Left — Which Vintage Watch Would You Pick?
Hey all, looking for some guidance from the community.
I’ve got two vintage watches I treasure:
• 1949 IWC Cal. 89 in 18k gold – pure mid-century Swiss elegance, post WW2, unpolished
…
Continue reading1920s Hamilton Tonneau Ladies Watch?
I was hoping someone could give me more information about this watch. Form what I have found, I believe it is a 1920s Hamilton Tonneau Ladies Watch and it winds well and runs. I had a few questions.
1. is there any way this had radioactive lume on the…
Continue readingUlysse Nardin – Help with information/authenticity
Hello guys, I joined this forum because I need some help identifying this Ulysse Nardin model. My grandfather bought it from an online seller and would like more information about it and what you guys think.
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While searching online, I found one with a somewhat similar designs, tut I’m still not sure if I’m convinced. I hope you can help…
WW2 issued Hamilton 992b
Hey guys! Thought I’d share this watch I picked up recently.
Continue readingThis is a Hamilton World War 2 military pocket watch, issued to U.S. servicemen during the war. Housed in a rugged, no-frills case built for field use, it was designed for durability, legibility, and precision under pressure. These watches were often carried by officers, signalmen, and engineers — roles where accurate timekeeping could mean the difference between mission success and failure.
The dial is simple and utilitarian…
Can anyone tell me anything about this Breguet A Paris pocket watch movement?
Help me with some info about these watches
Pls help identify movement
Hi guys
not sure who made this – rather nicely finished fully jewelled, with perlage, anglage, Geneva stripes etc – possibly Record?
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