neetstuf-4-u
Posted January 16, 2022 - 3:58pm
Well done, Kathy! I sifted through ads and the database and as close as I could come was the apparent "ladies version", being the Dolly Madison "M". I was sure I had seen an ad for this one somewhere, but began to second guess myself when I found the "Dolly" ad. Took a break and lo and behold, you found it!
Agreed, movement was likely replaced when watch was restored. It is the correct movement (except date) in a seldom encountered and style unique model with correct dial and hands, so I have no problem with the ID.
1954 Chesterfield, a first for the database
Is it worth repairing? IMHO, Absolutely.