Comments Welcome.
Dial has no hairlines/ chips.

Case is near mint. 2 Tiny spots of brass showing at pendent.
White gold filled.

The inside of the case.

Sorry about the photos. There from my Iphone. My camera is broke.

Beautiful Eugene, Just Beautiful! Keep those nice ones rolling in!

Jared

This is making me jealous Gene. Your case is nicer than mine! Good pick. I hope you got a steal on it.

Congrats Eugene, so now you are collecting The Seven Stars! Nice example!


I enlarged and adjusted the lighting in your movement photo to make it easier to see the details.

It's a Type I, serial #5421470, which is already in the Seven Stars Database.


Enhanced Movement Photo

I am a firm believer if you buy junk you will sell junk. I paid good money. But left my self a little wiggle room. I spoke to Lindell 2 times that day as I was standing under an oak tree in the middle of missouri. 25 miles to nearest McDs. He said there will allways be a stall at his stable for this work horse.

Is someone still collecting serial numbers to build an ongoing database for the 163 series? Where can I submit numbers to be added to the database?

Wow, nice one Gene!!

Regards,
Larry

Very very nice Gene.

Donald,

We have a 163 series (a.k.a. The Seven Stars) database in the Illinois Research Forum:

Link to 163 Series Database

You can post your info there.

Ed: Not really collecting 7 stars. I already sold this one for a profit.

Larry is the proud new owner!