trdhrdr007
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- Nov 1, 2009
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I bought the remains of an estate last spring. When I buy something like that I generally have a limited amount of time to get everything out of the house/shed/barn whatever. I do my best to keep track of everything but sometimes things slip through the cracks. On the day we finalized the deal the owner handed me a small box of stuff she had pulled from a desk drawer saying " I was going to throw this out but you might as well take a look". The box was mostly full of pens, paperclips, & pencils but it also had some Mardi Gras tokens & what looked like a few junk watches. I poked through the box real quick & didn't see anything interesting so I put it in the truck. From there it ended up on a shelf in my part of the basement.
Today I remembered the box & pulled it out to take a look. It was pretty much junk. There were a few watches, one of which was a Seiko worth maybe $20.....& then there was this one called a Wakmann Incabloc. I'd never heard of it, but it ran so I thought I'd check it out online. Turns out it's called a triple date chronograph & sells for pretty good money on ebay. I did fairly well on the rest of the estate & this will be the icing on the cake.
Today I remembered the box & pulled it out to take a look. It was pretty much junk. There were a few watches, one of which was a Seiko worth maybe $20.....& then there was this one called a Wakmann Incabloc. I'd never heard of it, but it ran so I thought I'd check it out online. Turns out it's called a triple date chronograph & sells for pretty good money on ebay. I did fairly well on the rest of the estate & this will be the icing on the cake.