edwin777
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color precision
Hi Bill,
I saw your post before asking for ID but the refresh is even better looking.
Here is a picture of those few that have survived our "kids times" so the colors can be seen and differences as well.
These were given to us as toys by our father in the 70's, among lots of other things ( tags, boxes, documents, etc) without any "value" at that time.
Very few we kept ! Unfortunately.
I remember playing like "money coins" with the red solid wax tags attached with strings ( we've cut a lot of these "strings" back then ! ) that now sells for 25$ e@ !
I still have some of those stuff, but so many were disposed after we grew up! Never thought It be valued later.
Thank you if you can help locate another one like the engraved "100/330" one.best regards,
Edwin
curiosity anchored !
Found this curiosity in an old box full of stuff from long ago. Is any other alike been seen here before ? I really could not trace any alike yet. Would gladly know if there is any other, and if any, how come it's so different from the usual ones ? ...
why gold ?
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color precision
Hi Bill, I saw your post before asking for ID but the refresh is even better looking. Here is a picture of those few that have survived our "kids times" so the colors can be seen and differences as well. These were given to us as toys by our father in the...
moving history !
As much as I'm searching for the whereabout of Rolex, I find that it's not as "industrial" as it first seems, but more adapted to demand and production means that were available at the time. I never figure how so many variants of each and every watch part...
I finally found another one !!! in Italy but was used as keychain for 40 + years !
Not as pristine as originally, but still engraved 660 / 200 very readable. It looks like under the steel plate there is a copper color appearing below, on clawed places. Does it looks legit as an original ? Whats your opinion ? Have you seen one alike bef...