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So I have this Hamilton case with S/N 4741105 all # are same on case is this case correct for 992b movement? | ||
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IHC Vice President Pitfalls Moderator IHC Life Member ![]() |
That's a variant of the gold-filled version of the Hamilton Case Model No. 12 (pendant shoulders). It's an uncommon case and would be correct for a 992B circa 1942-1948. It would make a nice combination with a Signature Type 2 992B, which is what I have in my example. The more common version of the Case 12 is base metal (chrome-plated brass), which I have never seen with pendant shoulders. Here are Case 12 Examples w/o Shoulders Chrome on the Left -- Gold-Filled on the Right (Photo Credit: Weldon Hopkins) ![]() | |||
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Thank you Edward mine 992b is from 1941/42 and here is the picture of it in salesman case now. | |||
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IHC Vice President Pitfalls Moderator IHC Life Member ![]() |
IMHO that movement would be fine in your case 12. From the diamond crossbar hands I'm guessing it's a Signature Type 2. Best Regards, Ed | |||
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