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AT 30 dollars a pop..a bergeon screwdriver not worth it!!

Submitted by Ellierose on

hello people i bought a bergeon replacement driver because i broke one of my french made ones.the ones i have are becotechnic drivers and for about 70 dollars all and all they seem to last pretty good...the only reason the one broke is because i ran over it with my desk chair...so i bought a bergeon...the end is rounded instead of hexagon like the Beco,so it some times rolls right off the desk...the blade came bent..although that might have been the sellers fault(Elliseniger,who also sent me a broke capped one dip bottle)the weight  and construction isn't any better either.I was impres

Cross-Brand Franken

Submitted by Elgin Doug on

Hi folks!  I haven't been around much.  I stopped my Bulova collection at 4 - my Rose Gold Senator, the 1958 His Excellency, and a pair of 1937 American Clippers (I'm a sucker for stepped-side cases) - and have been concentrating on Elgins.  So many watches, so little time (and money!)

This morning on my usual check of the new Elgin listings on Ebay, something appeared that made me scratch my balding head for a while.  No link, but the listing is number 230704738052

I knew I'd find something to put this red band on!

Submitted by plainsmen on

New to me.... running Wrist Alarm.  Dual crowns both marked.  Needs a redial.... but runs!  RUNS!  Sweet....

ps  also I'm a wuss and don't want to mess up the back of the watch when I try to mongo the case back off so I maybe just send the whole thing to Mike and have him picture it after he fixes it.

So... dunno the year and movement info just yet.