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Topic Starter 1 year ago
Hello my father gave me this piece the one on the right. On the dial it’s written Lord Elgin but I can’t find the calibre. I have other pics with tiny timbers an letters engraved on the movement but I’d appreciate if I could guide me so I can know more about this movement. I look for a Elgin 100 movement but nothing was related.
Topic Starter 1 year ago
I think it’s written “1702/03”
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