Went to a local vintage store (my secret) and picked up 3 new watches!
Above is a quick and dirty ‘before’ shot of them. From left to right, a Caravelle hand wound watch from 1969, then a Timex Automatic from 1973, and finally a Lucerne De Luxe from some unknown time, probably late 60’s to mid 70’s.
They all need bands, but relatively polishing of crystal and cleaning. All run and keep good time.
Movement wise, this is what I have found so far:
The Caravelle has a Citizen DP11 17 jewel hand wind movement. The photos is not my own, but from an identical watch sold on ebay.
The Timex is a simple, no jewel, pin lever watch, 31 series, from 1973. Identical to my other Timex, sans the date feature.
The Lucerne has a 1 (one) jewel Swiss movement, the Baumgartner 866 aka BFG 866. Apparently these were very popular movements for fashion watches back in the 60’s and 70’s that wanted to say Swiss Movement, but wanted to keep the cost down. It is a low beat, pin lever with a single jewel on the balance wheel. Again, this is not my actual movement, but looking inside revealed the exact same movement and a name Basis ZZ. Don’t know what that means, but that is what it was stamped. It was also immaculate, which is pretty remarkable the watch is only dustproof.
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I couldn’t do wiuohtt my watch; love it and my son has just recently got one which he loves wearing (it’s a Timex). Unfortunately his is a stretchy one so I can’t make a replacement strap as there’s no hardware