Sometimes what otherwise might be a nice dial restoration is spoilt by lack of attention to details like……spelling:
This watch was for sale recently – probably a Homer movement in this ‘Ctizne’ gold-plated hand-winder. Oops!
(credit to the seller for the photo)
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Too funny! This reminds me of that very nice one I wanted on ebay — until you pointed out the hour markers mounted backward on the dial. This one is a little more obvious, though!
Ctizne are a very rare watch you will never come across someone wearing the same 😉
Very true Stuart 🙂
The domed glass is much more eye-catching than flat one, love the vintage look of this watch
Hi Brian – it is a nice watch, other than the text glitch,
Stephen