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Excuse me but google's AI decides if it's racism. And if it is it lets you know! 😂😂😂 All of this s#!t is out of control. There are two paths to totalitarianism - one is communism, which ends up embracing capitalistic features to stay in power, and the other is capitalism, which appears to be embracing communist features to stay in power. As Woody Allen might say, "let's hope we choose the best path!" 😂😂😂
Thanks! I remember your username from a year or more ago.
I spent some time in Charleston when I was producing theater (Spoleto festival). I also lived in Sumter as a child (on Shaw Air Force base).
I was looking at your Le Marc pictured in theescapemetnroom. Do you know what the 9033 sand 822 signify? I have no idea. I guess it's a model number. Reminds me of Seikos. I love its monohull case!
Hi Greg,
I recently (past few months) have been on a Felsa binge myself. I bought a Mercury automatic with power reserve indicator out of curiosity and discovered a Felsa F 760 inside and fell in love with it, but sadly it did not have the power reserve wheels inside it! So I bought a Stewag with a power indicator in the same position and yes! It had a F 760 inside with the missing wheels! Which I then accidentally destroyed because the key wheel is an odd brass differential with very fragile teeth.... So then I had two F 760s in need of that same differential gear! I couldn't find that gear with any parts dealer, then quite by accident I bought a 1950's Consul with no date or power reserve indicator and popped it open and saw that it had a Felsa F 699 inside, which has a power reserve function even though the dial on the watch did not! So rather than immediately open the movement to see if the gear I needed was in it and unused, I started researching if the 699 even used the same differential gear, which it does, and then I found a parts dealer with two of them, which he sold me for the price of one! Now having three Bidynators, I discovered that I also have a Felsa 4007N that was in a Mondaine that I've had for several years that didn't work, and having fallen in love with Felsa movements I decided to get that up an running as well (it needs a setting lever spring).
I read your blog post asking if Swatch kept and let go of the right brands. I agree with you, especially about Eterna.
Nice work on the Altus, and great job spotting it in the wild!
Dayton
Thanks! watchfix is now a paid service, but Mark Lovick is great and watchrepairtalk is still up and has a great community. There's definitely everything needed on YouTube and the forums. And no need for defeatism. 👌
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