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Do you have a Hammie with eol?
E=end0=ofL=lifeWhen the battery power gets low, the seconds hand starts to jump four seconds at a time indicating a battery change is required.Several ETA quartz movements in Hamilton watches have an eol complication. Do you have one of these watches?

Watch model and year
Hello all;I opened the back of my Hamilton watch which says 987f series, 4216424 movement (these numbers dates it to 1930) The back says, H 6/0 sized, case # 0557308, 14 karot gold filled, wadsworth is the case manufacturer . The number on the outer case says, 7308. My watch looks like the Hamilton Lawrence model but it is not yellow 10K gold-filled only, and the Hamilton Lawrence model was made years later. My watch apprears to be white gold filled. If anyone can help clear up this mystery it would be deeply appreciated

No Luck at several AD's this evening
Had some time to hit the mall tonight in an upscale area of town and shop some national and local jewelers.The three which carried Hamiltons wouldn't budge off retail.The fourth jeweler didn't carry Hamilton watches, but had Tag Heuers, Tissots, and Ray Weils. The lady clerk there was willing to deal. Tags aren't my style, so strike one. She didn't have any Maestro RW's, so no luck there. Of the Tissot's, I owned 2 of the 3 automatic models on display, and the third was something I'd never wear (ugliest Tissot I've ever seen). Just out of curiosity, I asked how much she wanted for a black dial Powermatic 80 model and she came in within $90 of some internet sellers.Business must be booming to stick to retail. Sad thing is, if they would have offered a decent price on the lower end Jazzmasters, I would have bought it on the spot. Too bad the place with the Tissot's didn't have a Visodate in stock, I would have taken that instead.

Ref 3570.500 Accuracy
Guys,Ive owned my Speedmaster Pro Moon Watch for 10 yrs. I recently read an article in a old Watch Time magazine comparing it to the new co-axial SM. I was surprised to see they scored the accuracy rates very low for the SMP. I understand the 1861 isn't CSOC. Have the rates for the 1861 always been this way? Just curious. It shares wrist time with my 16750. Both watches are great time pieces IMHO.

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