its a delicate job.. need to pracice on junk first; trust meive done it on a pocket a few times when younger... they are easier
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its a delicate job.. need to pracice on junk first; trust me
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A big one
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Another Invicta
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That last Invicta with the cyclops is cracking. A very well done sub homage, but made it their own.
I’ve gone very simple today
A Speedbird 1 from Eddie Platts, an old friend from Sheffield who went on to make some fantastic watches following this one.
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Nice uncluttered design there Steve, what's the movement? Invictas generally use the NH35A.Originally Posted by SteveW
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Hi Roy
It’s an ETA 2836-2, a 25 jewel 28,800bph automatic movement.
Got it nearly 20 years ago.. still going strong!
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Nice one.
If it's longevity we're talking about I got this Citizen for my 18th birthday making it over 43 years old & still keeping good time.It's a little small at 36mm but that was the norm back then.
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Funnily enough, the design actually looks quite contemporary now!
Nothing new under the sun.
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One of my few quartz watches, this one's got a bit of a loud, intrusive tick.
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Yer not sellin it to me Roy
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