this is one not often seen , a 24 hour Canadian up-down indicator

Hamilton 18s.19j.mod.999 Though not a CPR 24hr. dial a Cpr none the less.

Nice dial Roger definitely a CPR 12 hour Arabic dial for use on CPR Eastern lines from the Lakehead divisional point of Fort William on Lake Superior to Nova Scotia, in the Atlantic provinces.

Here is one on my Maiden Lane.

This one is on my 382 Seth Thomas.

On a Seth Thomas 260

Keystone Howard No.10

Waltham C.R.T.S. model 1892

Hampden Special Railway

And one of my top 5 favourites, a no-name swiss watch, said to be Agassiz but who knows.

LS Brandt & Freres DDR

And my dirty little secret, I collect swiss fakes.

One more Hamilton P/L 24hr with all numbers radial.

that up/down indicator is a rare bird.not many of those around in the Canadian railroad dial.nice..

Hi Steven.

What happened when they printed the seconds register? It's about 10 seconds off.

Regards Krister.

Krister,

The seconds bit is soldered in and the 18 is in the glazing so it was made that way. Poor quality control that day I guess.
Only one I've ever seen made that way.

Steve