Lets see Clocks and timepieces Post your favourites here

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[TinaM]

I got this pocket watch that had belonged to my grandfather when my dad passed way. I did some research at the time, can’t remember now but I think it was from early 20th century and not terribly valuable. But it’s very valuable to me.

 

[MaddHollander]

I bought wall clock at a sidewalk craft sale outside the NYC Museum of Natural History in 1985. It’s hung everyday in my kitchen since, only needed a new motor once. The wrist watch was a birthday gift from my wife. She succumbed to leukemia five months later.

 

[hollydolly]

I bought wall clock at a sidewalk craft sale outside the NYC Museum of Natural History in 1985. It’s hung everyday in my kitchen since, only needed a new motor once. The wrist watch was a birthday gift from my wife. She succumbed to leukemia five months later. View attachment 408069View attachment 408064

you must be treasuring both of those....

 

[Tish]

I got this pocket watch that had belonged to my grandfather when my dad passed way. I did some research at the time, can’t remember now but I think it was from early 20th century and not terribly valuable. But it’s very valuable to me.

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It's gorgeous

 

[Tish]

I bought wall clock at a sidewalk craft sale outside the NYC Museum of Natural History in 1985. It’s hung everyday in my kitchen since, only needed a new motor once. The wrist watch was a birthday gift from my wife. She succumbed to leukemia five months later. View attachment 408069View attachment 408064

So cool. Hebrew, if I am not mistaken.

 

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