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The back of the case has an engraving dating to 1941
Their watches aren't very well known today because it's over 30 years since they stopped producing
The alarm runs for around 20 seconds if it’s fully wound but you can stop it by pulling out the alarm crown
dating from the late 1940s
Smiths Everest automatic The back of the caseThis is a great example of the rare Smiths automatic. This watch has a 9 carat gold case and is hallmarked in Edinburgh for 1964. The silvered dial of this watch is clean with a nice tone and good, clear printing. The hands are original and are in similarly fine condition. The case back of the watch bears a a presentation inscription to Mr J. Ranson from masonic lodge 858, which is in Harrow just outside London. Ive been unable to turn up any
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