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Just bought a NOS 1970s Nepro Field Effect LCD.

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Just bought a NOS 1970s Nepro Field Effect LCD.

Post30 Mar 2009, 12:56

....from a dealer in England.
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: Just bought a NOS 1970s Nepro Field Effect LCD.

Post30 Mar 2009, 19:28

If this is a seller's photo it must be kespenz because of the greenish tint ;-)
Nice watch though - I like the straight digits and the 24h display.
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Re: : Just bought a NOS 1970s Nepro Field Effect LCD.

Post30 Mar 2009, 21:45

rewolf wrote:If this is a seller's photo it must be kespenz because of the greenish tint ;-)
Nice watch though - I like the straight digits and the 24h display.


The seller's Ebay name is "myretrowatches". He had 3 different ones of the same model type... this one seemed to not have any of the "color changes" that were in the other 2 in the LCD display. (Field Effect LCDs over many decades can sometimes get sort of a oil-slick looking color change to the background area of the display....learned from experience on that one ;)
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: Just bought a NOS 1970s Nepro Field Effect LCD.

Post30 Mar 2009, 23:43

I believe the seller 'myretrowatches' is kespenz, or his brother. Baldylocks is another name they use...
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Re: : Just bought a NOS 1970s Nepro Field Effect LCD.

Post31 Mar 2009, 06:01

LEDluvr wrote:I believe the seller 'myretrowatches' is kespenz, or his brother. Baldylocks is another name they use...


Yep, that is the one.

I think the watch is from 1976.....there is a new company that was part of Nepro that is mentioned in this web site at....

http://www.xs4all.nl/~doensen/q2.html

.....and it states, "Despite an alarmingly bad economical situation in Switzerland at that time, Nepro SA established 'MSA-Modules Electronic SA' in 1976, a company that would be occupied with the manufacturing and assembling of LCD modules."

That mentioned company name is on the IC chip that is in the watch module. He had a picture of the insides in Ebay.

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