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That is a classic and people will still want it in 100 years time, brilliant.

Thank you! The original dial was very dusty, but in otherwise good condition (one minute in the ultrasonic took care of it). There was a little bit of glue residue on the dial but I didn't want to make things worse so I left it alone. Cheers! Roger

I'll just keep posting my interesting watches in this thread if you guys don't mind! Here is one that I just finished today! As soon as I finished it, I said, "I'm Keeping This One!". My wife said, "You can't make any profit in your little business if you keep all the watches that you like!" She's right of course, but I Really, Really like this one! And, I'll probably keep it anyway! The Howard Keystone movement dates to around 1914 and really is in marvelous condition! I had the original Howard dial refinished to the new wristwatch orientation. The case is 46mm, but really doesn't play that large because of the very thin bezel. I would love to do more of these!

Yes definitely a great idea, I think it will add a more personal touch to an already great forum ! .

its here, Untitled by jorritschrauwers, on Flickr looks right once the rug rat is in bed I can get all my gear out and give it a go! by tomorrow I will have a working watch or I will have taken my eye out and cousins will have another order from me!!