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 Posted: Sat Dec 24th, 2005 07:50 am
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Although it's just a quartz, it has a beautiful enamel face modeled after the Frank Lloyd Wright Willits house in Chicago. A unisex watch; big enough for a man.

I'll put it right next to the new snow shovel and chopper mitts she's getting from Santa.

Jim

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 Posted: Sat Dec 24th, 2005 08:37 am
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Jim, that's is a very wonderful timepeice! :shock::shock::shock: The design is awesome!!!!

Below are a couple of better pics that I have found for you, hope you do not mind. :P


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Not at all; thanks much! And yes, it's a very pretty watch, and since we're both fans of Wright's architecture and art, I know she'll love it! List is $135, but got it on eBay for much less.

Jim

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Tell me something, is that a glass dial? If yes, where is the movt? Really very nice!!!!

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 Posted: Sat Dec 24th, 2005 09:03 am
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Yes, glass dial; enamel face. Not sure I understand your question about where the movement is. The hands are pretty small, but hopefull she'll be able to read it. Search on eBay under "willits watch" or "frank lloyd wright watch."

Jim

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Congrats Jim on a Beautiful Timepiece.....Your Wife should Enjoy it for Years to Come,Buddy

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 Posted: Sun Dec 25th, 2005 09:41 am
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Thanks! Yes, she loved it. Not only is the face beautiful, but the case is also so well done.

We both love the art and architecture of FLW: his houses; his furniture, and the spaces he creates in his interiors. Seemingly, he was a master at everything. He designed fabrics, dinnerware, typefaces...and his stained glass is awesome. He was a grouchy old bastard, though, like many geniuses.

Trouble is, I like the watch, too. It is long enough for a man to wear, but narrow.

Jim

 

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Guess I'm the only one who doesn't care that it's a quartz........it's beautiful and unusual..........she loves it.........that's all that counts!  :)

 

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Thanks! Yes, she loved it. Not only is the face beautiful, but the case is also so well done.

We both love the art and architecture of FLW: his houses; his furniture, and the spaces he creates in his interiors. Seemingly, he was a master at everything. He designed fabrics, dinnerware, typefaces...and his stained glass is awesome. He was a grouchy old bastard, though, like many geniuses.

Trouble is, I like the watch, too. It is long enough for a man to wear, but narrow.

Jim

 

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