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the motion of wearing your watch provides the power to wind it up and keep it running
The movement is very well built and shows some real originality - the automatic winding system is certainly different from any other Swiss watch of this period and it performs very well
Time keeping: grade A+
Case diameter (excluding winding crown): 35
Smiths Imperial Automatic Current Collection the motion of wearing yourSmiths Imperial (9 carat gold case) This is a rare Smiths automatic from 1961, its signed Imperial on the dial which is really rather rare the vast majority of Smiths automatics are signed Everest. After 1962 the top models in the Smiths lineup were all branded Everest (Smiths provided watches to the first successful ascent of Everest by Hillary and Tenzing in 1953). Prior to the Everest branding Smiths used Imperial to denote their top models, and
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