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Certainly a Charles Frodsham is a watch to pass down!

With my teacher's calligraphy for Ming "Bright".
3Y
By: KMII
57
Subexplorer
7107

You are correct about Zantke

Thanks for asking, Oliver :-) Zantke's list of Frodsham numbers only begins with 1878. The more recent book by Paul Audemars, The Story of Louis Audemars & Cie, contains additional ledgers and serial numbers that weren't available to Zantke when he pu
12Y
By: Tick Talk
13
jrwong23
5049

I like your watch and even more I like your kind of ...

research. " This timepiece, with it's Frodsham number, appears in the registers of LB Audemars; made available by Hartmut Zantke in his substantial book "Louis-Benjamin Audemars His Life and Work" I have the book you mentioned ... ... and I tried to find
12Y
By: Tick Talk
13
jrwong23
5049