12 Jan 2009, 14:18
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Comments welcome!
Comments welcome!
The magnifiers and button arrangement make me think it could possible use a Commodore module?
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12 Jan 2009, 15:11
Never heard of the brand before, looks nice though and I like the cool name
The magnifiers and button arrangement make me think it could possible use a Commodore module?
The magnifiers and button arrangement make me think it could possible use a Commodore module?
12 Jan 2009, 16:26
Yes, if you read the description, you can see that it has been printed on a microsonic case and it uses a nos Commodore module but transformed in a way that both buttons operate.
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12 Jan 2009, 16:28
They are not a vintage brand, they are made of vintage parts - Microsonic cases, Commador modules and the logo is etched into the glass. Although not a pure vintage item, I'm thinking they make a much better daily wear watch than a vintage Commador which has a plastic screen. The Commador modules are very robust, their display being the magnified type is the only [marginal] drawbackbucko170 wrote:Never heard of the brand before, looks nice though and I like the cool name
The magnifiers and button arrangement make me think it could possible use a Commodore module?
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12 Jan 2009, 19:47
Can you post a picture of the inside.
12 Jan 2009, 19:57
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13 Jan 2009, 00:06
Yes, if you read the description, you can see that it has been printed on a microsonic case and it uses a nos Commodore module but transformed in a way that both buttons operate
Sorry I didn't scroll down far enough to read the description in English, I seen the French and thought that was it
13 Jan 2009, 23:34
That looks very familiar, whats underneath the module if you don't mind me asking.
23 Jan 2009, 23:02
do you think its one of yours klippie? if there are two little self adhesive pads under the module, it might be...
24 Jan 2009, 01:40
f.e.a.r wrote:do you think its one of yours klippie? if there are two little self adhesive pads under the module, it might be...
If there are two little self adhesive pads under the module it won't be...
24 Jan 2009, 02:19
i repaired a converted microsonic last year, it had two pads under the module, i thought it was your work.
just had a re think, it wasnt self adhesive pads, it was two small pieces of plastic that were glued... my memory is crap
just had a re think, it wasnt self adhesive pads, it was two small pieces of plastic that were glued... my memory is crap
24 Jan 2009, 19:56
In mine there is a machined plastic disc under the module to lift the bubble lenses away from the crystal.
25 Jan 2009, 20:51
It's not Klippie's work, because it's mine!
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