At 35mm. Patterned dial, the size, the movement, the gimmick of no crown got me.
Hardwood of today has nothing to do with Harwood of yesteryear, but that doesn’t stop them from claiming they are. At $444.11, I took a chance. This is the cheapest anyone has seen them go for, the used ones go for around a thousand. I’m reading where it has something to do with Fortis and Ball. Not a bad price for a 2892 movement. I can always trade it if I don’t like it.

Now I wait because I chose free ground shipping.

No crown!? It's witchcraft!!

Also, a goddamned fine looking watch, svagie.

conjurer wrote: ↑

Tue Apr 20, 2021 12:39 pm

Also, a goddamned fine looking watch, svagie.

Yeppers... You have one of the best, diverse collection

I like it. Bet you won’t ever see another one in real life except for yours!

Wish to see how it winds/sets once you get it.

Very interesting..I've never seen one of those before..let us knw what you think after you've had it for awhile..

biglove wrote: ↑

Tue Apr 20, 2021 5:02 pm

I like it. Bet you won’t ever see another one in real life except for yours!

Wish to see how it winds/sets once you get it.

It sets through the bezel. The design at the 6 lets you know if it is in safe or adjustment mode, same concept as the original form 1924.

You dig up the most interesting stuff.