In this short film presented by the Time Museum in Rockford Illinois (closed in the 90s), businessman and watch enthusiast Seth Atwood has a discussion with George Daniels about a very special watch.
The video was uploaded by Roger W. Smith, a master watchmaker and former student of George Daniels. Produced and directed by Barnet Saidman from London, England.
It is a wholesome video that you can enjoy while eating lunch or having a relaxing cup of tea. Enjoy!
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RE: Is it possible to identify the caliber/model of this movement?
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RE: Is it possible to identify the caliber/model of this movement?
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