Today, I was taking some pictures of my pocketwatches and I made a group shot of the Jones calibers I have in the collection at this moment.
Hope you enjoy these oldies.
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](flic.kr/p/ZNLxmy)20171028_172203 by Tonny Berteloot, on Flickr
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](flic.kr/p/ZQMCvo)20171028_172303 by Tonny Berteloot, on Flickr
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](flic.kr/p/YNMpbQ)20171028_172436 by Tonny Berteloot, on Flickr
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](flic.kr/p/ZNLwuo)20171028_172224 by Tonny Berteloot, on Flickr
Lovely Tonny :o)
What an amazing collection Tonny! And beautiful photos!
Wow Tonny! Great collection!
Nice little group Tonny.
I wonder, is the case for the pattern H original? I just ask because the H is lever set and I don't see a lever. Maybe it is just the angle the picture is taken.
Regards
Alan
Very nice Tonny. Thanks for sharing.
Adrian,
(alwaysiwc).
Hi Alan, is this what you were looking for ?
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](flic.kr/p/ZVMFo6)20171029_205905 by Tonny Berteloot, on Flickr
Hi Tonny,
Spot on! That's exactly it – it just wasn't clear on the original photo.
I really like the Jones H (and E)- wonderful watches. Enjoy!
Alan
Lovely and great pictures Tonny! Can you help me out with an amateur question: what's the lever for?
Kind regards,
Bob
Hi Bob
This Lever is used to set the time.
In one position, the crown winds the watch. In another, it engages hand setting function via the crown.
To be precise, on the Jones H and E savonnettes, pulling out the lever allows the crown to set the hands, pushing in the crown (or closing the watch) resets it to crown winding
sorry I meant pushing in the lever!
Alan
Congratulations Tonny, very interessting collection of different Jones movements. I am happy to learn about the lever function!
Best regards, Markus
