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Yeah, those were the days! Now, sorry for going OT again but I just can't help myself! As a kid, I saw Draken (The Dragon) pass over my parents' house almost daily going to and fro the air base about 15 km from our house. Me and my friends used to play in the basement and when my mother called from the kitchen "Now they're coming" we'd drop whatever we were doing, ran out and looked into the sky. The roar from the engines felt like thunder and when they had passed we'd look at each other and say "That was the Hammer of the Commander-in-Chief" and it made us feel invincible. Happy days! As said in this video "When it thundered into the sky it immediately became one of the few war birds that Soviet Russia ever truly feared". -
By rjenkinsgb · Posted
See around 2/3 of the way down this page, about battery fitting problems? https://adventuresinamateurwatchfettling.com/2023/12/26/the-worlds-first-transistorised-electronic-balance-movement-the-citizen-cosmotron-x8/ -
Welcome, you were fortunate to meet H. Fried, a fine man and he has excellent books too..... -
Is this what you have if so it is called Vallet style.
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