HEY WATCH IT

eastcoastmetaldetecting · Oct 24, 2010

HUNTING TODAY GOT A FEW COINS TWO WHEATS AND A POCKET WATCH 1914, FOUND THE NAME OF IT ON THE BACK, I CAN'T FINGER OUT WHY THERE SO MANY IN THE GROUND, SEAMS LIKE EVERYONE THAT DETECTS HAS FOUND ONE, TALK TO YOU ALL SOON, MIKE EASTCOAST, WWW.EASTCOASTMETALDETECTING.4T.COM

Skelly607 · Oct 24, 2010

Very nice watch!

Mr Tuff · Oct 24, 2010

neat watch :icon_thumleft:

MR TUFF

cntrydncr1 · Oct 25, 2010

nice one!

desertfox · Oct 25, 2010

Nice, are the innards damaged like the back cover? If not maybe you can have it repaired and have a nice pocket watch to wear. HH

ANTIQUARIAN · Oct 25, 2010

Great looking watch there ECMD! :icon_thumright:

Think about the number of people that wear wrist watches today . . . well it wasn't much different 80, 90 or 100+ years ago.

Whereas today we wear them on our wrists and back then they were either in our pockets or attached by a watch chain and were more susceptible to being lost . . . I would think? :icon_scratch:

Frank1960 · Oct 25, 2010

Does it work?

underdogger · Oct 25, 2010

yes is it a good question ..... I have found as many wrist watches as pocket watches 8, This generation is dropping cell phones and cameras and batery packs. I sure hope we go to a paperless monetary system soon. Then we could have 20$ find days like are cannadian brothers and sisters . Can I get an amen