These folks are the best and I really mean it. Maybe a grandchild, nephew or ME!!! Welcome to the forum. You have a fine vintage time piece that is just begging to be worn and enjoyed by someone. Quote: I would get it serviced and wear it. You could always put it on ebay or sell it, but you might want to just hold on to it. If anything put it in the box and save it. Thanks folks, Keith It seems to have a value of around $75 - 100. I've just never worn a watch and never felt like I wanted or needed one. You're likely to say, 'Who doesn't wear a watch?' Well, I'm 63, had a career in buildings/rooms where there always were wall clocks, in a car where there is a clock, in my home where nearly every room has a clock, and if I should be without the time, I can always look at my cell phone face. Since I'm really not a watch fancier and likely wouldn't wear it much, what would be better for the watch - 1) get it cleaned/serviced and keep it running or 2) merely keep it in my wife's jewelry box? Yes, Bichondaddy, the watch you referred me to seems to be close enough to date my to the late 1950's. Quote: I really do appreciate all the input I've received from all of you. Well, I'm 63, had a career in buildings/rooms where there always were wall clocks, in a car where there is a clock, in my home where nearly every room has a clock, and if I should be without the time, I can always look at my cell phone face. Since I'm really not a watch fancier and likely wouldn't wear it much, what would be better for the watch - 1) get it cleaned/serviced and keep it running or 2) merely keep it in my wife's jewelry box? You're likely to say, 'Who doesn't wear a watch?' I really do appreciate all the input I've received from all of you. Can any watch jeweler clean it properly? Is there a recommendation as to where I should send it for cleaning? Thanks for any & all input from you folks. I've never heard of this company before and think I've learned there are no US dealers. Is it self-winding, should I wind it, how much of a wind should I give it if it hasn't been worn for days, its value, when was it manufactured? I'm interesting in knowing info specific to the watch i.e. Can't tell you any more time-keeping details since I've only had it several days. It runs and keeps fairly good time until I take it off and it rests for the night when it seems to then be off by hours when not worn. Only other thing I can see is 3582238 stamped on the back.
The original owner's name is engraved on the back. Told me he came by it at a church auction, but he never wears it. So, he went through his collection and brought in to work for me an Eterna-Matic and said I could have it. With the auto winder taken off, the movement starts beating.īut, I'm not a watch fancier which my friend really can't understand. Very snappy date change, and a lovely 28,800 bph movement. Yes, that looks very much like an ETA2824.
Globaltis v32b keygen pdf#
It’s not working, so let’s see what’s up! John Mayer Continuum Tablature Pdf Writer. This Eterna came all the way from Norway, and it needs a fair amount of attention! The calibre 12824 is pretty much an ETA2824. Compare this with omega which produced over 700k watches a year during that same timeframe.
Globaltis v32b keygen serial numbers#
So, if serial numbers correlate to actual production, then eterna produced just over 100k watches a year during the 'golden age' of the 50s and 60s. He wears a couple of Rolexes and an Omega which I have admired. My friend and I are both retired and just met a couple of years ago at our retirement jobs.
0 kommentar(er)
