I’ve done a couple of minor edits to the page on the Jet Automatics, firstly to clarify which models/movements did and didn’t have hand winding, and secondly a note about the ‘Seven’ models.
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Great informative site and a real visual treat.
Thanks, I like your stories too 🙂
Stephen