Sometimes you see a movement and just have to have it..Saw this one and that is what happened..Movement and dial are very clean and it runs really well....I put it in a Sterling case and I think it looks pretty good in its new home...Anybody know anything about H.R. Cox??

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Gary, I have the #738825, Grade 938, Cdn 24-hour dial, same wavy line pattern as yours.

I understand you wanting it, that damaskeening pattern is mesmerizing.

There was (in 1919) a J. R. Cox who was a Santa Fe RR Time Inspector in Sweetwater TX. They are still in business today.

Congrats,very nice pick.

Pretty swell, Gary. The whole package.

K.

Thanks Ken, Mario and Lorne..I think it turned out pretty nice..I am kind of a sucker for nice private labels..Thanks Dave for the input on J R Cox I am thinking H R might have been his brother...Sounds good anyway...LOL..I will probably never know who this fellow was ..

Gary, a few weeks ago I picked up my first 16s Rockford PL. It needed a staff and a few other replacement parts. Roger Nolfe is replacing the staff for me. The watch is from Evans and Sons, Utica, NY.