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    Posted 13 years ago

    davidt4457
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    HI can anyone help with more information on my Rolex pocket watch, it was saved from the melting pot last week along with solid gold watch as my dads friend was going to scrap them for £200.00. thank you Dave

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    1. vetraio50 vetraio50, 13 years ago
      The Dennison Watch Case Co, Birmingham 1924.

      "A.L.D into a chamfered rectangle
      A L Dennison: Aaron Lufkin Dennison,
      subsequently Dennison, Wigley & Co until 1904 and then The Dennison Watch Case Co. Aaron Lufkin Dennison, born in Freeport, Me, USA, in 1812, was the first to manufacture watches by machinery building his business on a system of interchangeable parts. Dennison built a factory at Roxbury, Mass. in 1853, later moving to Waltham, near Boston. Meanwhile he moved to England where he commenced the manufacture of watch cases with premises in Handsworth, Birmingham. The business was known as Dennison, Wigley & Co. He died in 1895 and the business was continued under the same style until 1905. Franklin Dennison cointinued the business as The Dennison Watch Case Co and in 1919 the business was converted into a limited liability company."
      http://www.silvercollection.it/englishsilvermarksXA3.html

      I'd say you did well! It looks a handsome watch! I congratulate you on your having saved it from the pot! Surely things aren't that bad yet?
    2. davidt4457, 13 years ago
      HI
      thanks for the email, im not sure why my dads friend wanted to scrap the watches he comes across as not needing the money and think he has a good job as a boat captain on oil tankers

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