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No Batteries!That's what my watches have in common! They are little engineering marvels that represent the best of the traditional horologist's art and the latest stage in the evolution of the timepiece. My watches range from hand-wound and automatic mechanical models (Oris special-edition mechanical alarm, Gruen automatic day-date, Elgin skeleton, Rolex Oyster Perpetual Datejust), to motion- and solar-powered quartz (Seiko Kinetic and Citizen Eco-Drive). Feast your famished eyes on this bevy of battery-free beauties.
FROM LEFT: Rolex Oyster Perpetual automatic (1983); Seiko Kinetic (1999); Invicta 21-jewel automatic diver's (1999);Oris mechanical alarm (limited edition, 1991); Gruen day/date automatic (1972); Seiko kinetic (1998); Citizen Eco-Drive solar-powered (1998); Elgin "skeleton" mechanical (1982)
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