So I've been slowly progressing in my picture taking I think.  As with everything, I can never do anything half way and I've been wanting to see if I can take decent pictures and I've a bit of artist flair in my blood.

About a month ago I was researching taking pictures for ads... you know ebay type stuff and I was wondering how some people can take such nice pictures.    I saw you pretty much need a light tent to get the right lighting.  I looked up the prices and was aghast at how much they wanted for some cloth covered wire frames!

I inherited this watch from my grandmother, and am curious as to what exactly is the watch called. Im also curious about its value. Any information would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!

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Does anyone know the glass dimension?

Just came across a 1928 Baroness (from what i can tell). Watch does not work took it to a local watch shop and I was told they could not get any parts for it.If any one knows where I could locate parts to get it working I would appreciate it.

Some of these are Bulova watches and are very collectable. Can you name the Bulova watches by row?

 Row 1

Row 2

Row 3

A while ago Stephen & Mark were trying to ID a watch with a case similar to the case below. Now the thread is gone!

I ran into this on ebay & thought it might help! eBay item number 370366343502

1949 (A9). Movement is a calibre 10BH and features 17 jewels. Fancy signed 10K rolled gold plated bezel with stainless steel back. ebay

The hour and minutes hand.... not moving.

So if the watch is ticking... seconds hand is tracking fine... and the main hands aren't moving... what could be culprit gents?

Oh I almost forgot.... the hands move/track fine when I'm setting it.

This is grandpa's watch again... so reguardless I'm eventually taking it in for service/cleaning... and I'll ge this problem fixed as well.  It would be nice to know what I'm probably looking at though.

Thanks guys,

Plainsmen

Do not bid on the watch I'm watching and I really really want.

That is all.

Love,

Plainsmen