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Fronted by a double-sunk Arabic dial with spade-and-poker hands: | ||||
The Crescent Street was also one of the seven named grades of the 18-size Model '92. Found in several different patterns and jewel counts, this pendant-set example is straight nickel: | ||||
Fronted by a bold Arabic dial and heavy spade hands: | ||||
The Model '92 Crescent Street is one of three named grades that was also available in two-tone: | ||||
Also fronted by an Arabic dial with matching spade hands: | ||||
The Crescent Street was also found in both the 16-size 1899 and 1908 models, in different jewel counts, and were available with a wind-indicator function: | ||||
This is a 21-jewel variant in a Model '08: | ||||
All wrapped up in a factory-signed Keystone gold-filled case: | ||||
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Those are just spectacular. | |||
Thanks, Roger The Crescent Street was also sent to Canada, where it wandered for many years and finally came back with all those extra numbers on the dial. | ||||
This is a M99 Crescent Street, a 21-jewel pendant-set variant with a gold star regulator: | ||||
Ensconsed in a Sovereign case with a Maple Leaf for the trademark stamp: | ||||
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Wow Eric, your stunning watches and spectacular photos blow me away! Best Regards, Ed | |||
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Eric those are outstanding and your photos are beautiful. Deacon | |||
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Keep em coming, Eric Photos like that are always a joy to look at. | |||
I hate to be jealous - especially on a Sunday! But here I sit wishing some of those were mine I would give a little dignity to those beauties and call them "time pieces", not JUST a watch. | ||||
Beautiful photos of beautiful watches, or like Mike put it. Timepieces!! Bill Carlson | ||||
Thanks, boys. Doesn't anybody have any Walthams to show? | ||||
According to legend, Patten Sargeant Bartlett was Employee of the Month so often that the company named a grade in his honor. The PS Bartlett was available in both 16 and 18 sizes, and in several jewel counts. This example fronts an Arabic dial with matching butterfly hands. | ||||
A 17-jewel PS Bartlett in a Model '83: | ||||
The PS Bartlett was another of the seven named grades in the Model '92 family, and is usually found with the "squiggly" Arabic dial. | ||||
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