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Hello Stephen,
Recently I bought a chronomaster with the medallion missing. It seemed impossible to source an original replacement. I scoured the web and found an Australian medallion maker who created this polished brass replica for setting up costs of $AU35 and $6 per medallion. I bought a few because they can accompany any of my other chronomasters if I sell them and the buyer wants a better medallion than the weather beaten ones in place. I am delighted with the result. All of this was done from some clear photographs of the original medallion. It is not cast but it looks almost perfect. For your and you readers information the artisan is Ted Suchy of Stokes Badges, email badges@stokesbadges.com.au, ane web is http://www.stokesbadges.com.au. .Obvously if he can do this for a Citizen Chronomaster then I guess medallions for other marques would be similarly done. I have sent an email to you in case the photo is unavailable in this reply
regards from Australia
Stephen Loomes
Hi Stephen – thanks for the information, sounds interesting. I haven’t received your email so I’ll email you, since I would like to see a pic 🙂
Stephen
Thanks, Stephen and keep up the good work!
Thanks Mike 🙂