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Posted 11 years ago
mickeysmagic
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HI collectors here are photos of my 1950s Donald Duck Pocket Watch an d of the movement Kerry asked to see it hope you can see it good enough. looking forward for your comments
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Keyword is Hmmmm, different than expected, lol, now I'm really confused lol, more to add to the research. Thanks Mickey for the photos
That's a new movement configuration to me. Looked through a few books and I can't match it up with any diagrams.
Dave
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It's a Swiss pin-lever escapement from Baumgartner.
Not sure about Baumgartner; it's a pretty typical "Roskopff" style pin-lever, similar to millions that have been made since the late 19th century. Most of the "early" character watches were made by Ingersoll/Waterbury, but the movement does seem more "swiss" then that.
Most diffidently not and Ingersoll, The general construction is as tempusfigit has pointed out. I was wondering when asking about this piece if it might have been a Sheffield, but this movement soon changed my mind. I have the "Bayard" marketed style, looking for comparison