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One of these days I'll get a fitting fob for this old watch. My mother gave me this watch more than thirty years ago when she was an antique dealer.
Gold race horse with jockey over coin silver made by A.W.W. Co. (P.S. Bartlett watch works) both of Waltham Mass. Jeweled works are obvious but not elaborate. Notice there are no buggered screws in this one. There are 17 different date codes for cleaning, service or repair inscribed into the inside of the cover to the left of the maker's stamps - FAHYS - COIN - No 1 - 659
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