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Pictured is a ladies Hamilton, swiss made, that I have had since the late 60s / early 70s. Are these being collected? Do they have any value? Thanks for looking. Joe | |||
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Joe, sorry, but I doubt if these are very collectible at this time. Dave Freeman IHC Member 321 | ||||
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Thanks for the reply Dave. I suspected as much. Does the same apply to a mans, black face 17j, Benrus of the same period? Joe | ||||
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IHC Life Member South-Bend |
There are Hamilton and Benrus collectors. Even of these so-called "low end" watches. Hey, anything is collectible. I know several ppl who collect the Benrus "Whale King" series of watches. Also a few who will collect anything they can put on their wrist that says "Hamilton". Maybe you could get $40 for the Hammy, maybe the same for the Bulova if it looks good. Just depends on who you find. Here's a Hamilton that's not so "collectible" that I just love. Frank "407" Kusumoto | |||
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IHC Life Member Watchmaker |
Frank, I would like to know more about your watch. I think it is really cool. | |||
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IHC Life Member South-Bend |
Scott, The Hamilton is a Unitas 6497 movement. Hamilton used some swiss movements and reworked them a bit to make them look better. I found this one and replaced the crown and ratchet wheels with my own rose-engine turned wheels, and replaced the screws with blued screws. Hope that explains it all, feel free to ask any other questions! Best regards, Frank "407" Kusumoto | |||
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