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but the back shows signs of someone rather desperately trying to open it with a case knife
Vic also designed the hands on the watch to be detailed and decorative in-keeping with his overall illustration
The movement has a number of unique features and technical innovations: the automatic weight has a mechanism that stops it moving when the watch has reached a full state of wind
The English were slow to adapt to this new competitor
This watch is a particularly rare example because it retains the original dial
Smiths Everest A404 (1963) Current Collection but the back shows signsThis is a lovely example of one of the iconic Smiths models the A404. The design is somehow perfectly of it's time this particular example dates from around 1963. It has Smiths workhorse 1215 movement, with the addition of shock protection. It's in the Dennison Aquatite case, which is chrome plated with a screw on stainless steel back. The plating is in good condition, which is rare for this model. Dial has developed a lovely warm colour over the