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Post by John Lind on Sept 11, 2020 9:56:31 GMT
Movado Horwitt 38 Automatic (ETA 2892A2 with no date complication) AFAIK, this is the closest Movado has come to recreating Nathan Horwitt's three original "Museum Dial" watches he had custom made circa 1955 from his 1947 graphic design for them. Movado removed the date complication properly. There's no "ghost" date setting position on the crown. 
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Post by jamestkirk on Sept 11, 2020 9:58:48 GMT
As to be expected, I am not bored with the Chronos yet. Last night I did a quick polish with Cape Cod on the bezel to remove the discolouring fingerprint and it's shiny bronze again. Now let nature take it's course and darken evenly.
I got an e-mail from seller to tell me, that as thanks for putting a review on a site (I did it on three sites actually) he wants to give me a small refund with a coupon for next purchase or a small refund on my PayPal. I really don't know when I will buy with him again, so chose the latter.  
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Post by russmurray on Sept 11, 2020 11:40:00 GMT
She polished up real nice. Nice to see your review generated a little reward too. I'm looking forward to your YouTube Channel!
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Post by russmurray on Sept 11, 2020 11:41:28 GMT
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Post by jeffhargrave on Sept 11, 2020 12:41:53 GMT
Something a little different for me today. A Seagull ST-1908 that I don't wear very often. It's been crying to be let out of the box for a while and I decided to let it get some air today.  |
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Post by robmks on Sept 11, 2020 13:19:07 GMT
What a nice addition to the collection. Bronze and green make a great looking combo.  And what a nice gesture by the seller.  Bob |
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Post by marsss25 on Sept 11, 2020 18:31:29 GMT
Movado Horwitt 38 Automatic (ETA 2892A2 with no date complication) AFAIK, this is the closest Movado has come to recreating Nathan Horwitt's three original "Museum Dial" watches he had custom made circa 1955 from his 1947 graphic design for them. Movado removed the date complication properly. There's no "ghost" date setting position on the crown. That is beautiful! Citizen Eco-Drive for yardwork on this sunny day, followed by the Dan Henry 1970...   |
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Post by marsss25 on Sept 11, 2020 18:32:40 GMT
As to be expected, I am not bored with the Chronos yet. Last night I did a quick polish with Cape Cod on the bezel to remove the discolouring fingerprint and it's shiny bronze again. Now let nature take it's course and darken evenly.
I got an e-mail from seller to tell me, that as thanks for putting a review on a site (I did it on three sites actually) he wants to give me a small refund with a coupon for next purchase or a small refund on my PayPal. I really don't know when I will buy with him again, so chose the latter. Great polishing job, Johan! Looks great  |
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Post by marsss25 on Sept 11, 2020 18:33:35 GMT
Wonderful Alpinist, Russ- have to wear mine again soon. |
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Post by marsss25 on Sept 11, 2020 18:34:46 GMT
Something a little different for me today. A Seagull ST-1908 that I don't wear very often. It's been crying to be let out of the box for a while and I decided to let it get some air today. That's a great "complications" watch, Jeff. Should be let out more often! |
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Post by zeb on Sept 11, 2020 23:04:06 GMT
Movado Horwitt 38 Automatic (ETA 2892A2 with no date complication) AFAIK, this is the closest Movado has come to recreating Nathan Horwitt's three original "Museum Dial" watches he had custom made circa 1955 from his 1947 graphic design for them. Movado removed the date complication properly. There's no "ghost" date setting position on the crown. That's a very cool Museum watch. The style isn't my cu of tea, but mechanical is nice. Khaki Mechanical field watch, with the usual view of the inside of the porch awning in the crystal.  |
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Post by zeb on Sept 11, 2020 23:19:45 GMT
As to be expected, I am not bored with the Chronos yet. Last night I did a quick polish with Cape Cod on the bezel to remove the discolouring fingerprint and it's shiny bronze again. Now let nature take it's course and darken evenly.
I got an e-mail from seller to tell me, that as thanks for putting a review on a site (I did it on three sites actually) he wants to give me a small refund with a coupon for next purchase or a small refund on my PayPal. I really don't know when I will buy with him again, so chose the latter. That's a good looking watch!  I see you took my advice and polished it up. As you said, now the bezel can age evenly. |
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Post by zeb on Sept 11, 2020 23:20:38 GMT
Green and gold look great!  |
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Post by zeb on Sept 11, 2020 23:30:16 GMT
Something a little different for me today. A Seagull ST-1908 that I don't wear very often. It's been crying to be let out of the box for a while and I decided to let it get some air today. Very nice, Jeff! I've been searching for a watch with that movement, without Roman Numerals. So far no luck. I'd like to get one of each of the ST19 versions. I'm aware of 8 so far, although some I haven't seen in the wild. ST1901 2 register small seconds at 9 30 min counter at 3 ST1902 3 register small seconds at 9 30 min counter at 3 Fixed 12 h register at 6 ST1903 3 register small seconds at 9 30 min counter at 3 Fixed 24 h register at 6 ST1905 2 register small seconds at 9 30 min counter at 3 power reserve at 4 ST1906 2 register small seconds at 9 30 min counter at 3 power reserve at 6 ST1907 2 register small seconds at 9 30 min counter at 3 central power reserve indicator ST1908 4 register small seconds at 9 30 min counter at 3 date at 12 real moon phase at 6 ST1940 2 register small seconds at 9 30 min counter at 3 automatic |
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Post by zeb on Sept 11, 2020 23:32:14 GMT
That is beautiful! Citizen Eco-Drive for yardwork on this sunny day, followed by the Dan Henry 1970... I just noticed that the Eco-Drive is a ProMaster! Cool! Love the Dan Henry. I almost convinced myself to buy one before they're gone, but I have to get used to not having money to spend! |
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