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That was me but no I didn’t get it from there, it’s not my style so I decided to sell it anyways hahaha (I am not a very patient person haha). After some of the responses here I decided to be inclined that it wasn’t a fake, but like I said it’s not really my style (I like JLC also) so decided someon

So it may be a fake ? I think it’s only worth a couple of hundred dollars so I would be inclined to think it wouldn’t be worth faking, unless it was faked back in the 70’s or 80’s ...

Thanks for this info ! I read most of the article, it was helpful and I did a bit more digging ... thanks again ☺️

Hi there ! I usually post in the JLC section, but recently acquired a vintage Cartier ladies watch ... I know nothing about their watches, so was hoping to get some more info on this watch if anyone knew about it: model, possible year, etc. Serial number is 79819 if that helps, and no I haven't had

But I could be remembering incorrectly, I may be remembering another company about another clock. You did remind me however, to write JLC ... I will tell my friend to do so. Thanks

And I realize I keep calling it "my clock" ... I'm already taking ownership of it, even though it's not mine, though I wish it was lol :~) Thanks again to all ! And anymore info anyone may have or is willing to share on the movement, material on the dial, history, etc, is welcome !

Here are pics of the movement of the actual clock my friend has. In the first two pictures you can see two numbers at the bottom of the pic. The one on the top mechanism is 240 / 3, the one on the bottom 245 / 1. The last photo has the only other number found, which is 103. The words stamped read Sw

And I found this one here: # And this one here: also were guesstimated to be circa 1970, have stamping in number close to my friend's (529 / 531), and look even more similar than the one in the ad. I'm also waiting on pics of the movement on my friend's to be sent to me, so that I can post them.

I see the one clock that is so similar, has a dial made from "Ambrolithe". In further looking online, it appears this is a type of plastic, used in place of amber in post WW2 jewelry (amongst other things). Apparently it can have glittery specks within it ... all of which mine has. The one clock sho