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Re: Help identifying family heirloom Gruen [message #4854 is a reply to message #4853] Fri, 02 January 2015 13:11 Go to previous messageGo to previous message
Barney Green
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Registered: February 2014
Location: Wolfsburg, Germany
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First of all, my apologies. Since I have "seen" built in lugs I went the Strap way, which was wrong. After the clarification of wire lugs it must be a wristlet and Timeliz was perfectly right with her ID of Wristlet 75. According to the Master Book it should have had a 99 movement, but I assume the 115 being original for this watch. Most likely this is one of the later models and Gruen exchanged the 99 with the 115 in the later production runs.
Answering questions regarding the pricing is always difficult. I assume that it can be sold for anything between $10 and $100 if you sell it via ebay.


Gruen, Gruen, Gruen ist alles was ich habe... Gruen, Gruen, Gruen is all I have...(German folklore song)
 
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