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These galleries are of Gruen watches restored by others. Most of these folks use the Gruen ID guides to find model names, but some watches posted here have yet to be identified. I chose many that were from the Decade series as those are some of the most obscure watches. However, some of these watches are quite common, but their names were not common knowledge.

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A little background on Cartouches led the effort, along with the hints found in the watch itself. If you were to follow the techniques in the tutorial on learning more about your Gruen, you too may eventually land on this Cartouche model name as known to the public versus the internal naming from the Master Book.

It was a difficult search if held to just the watches found in published materials such as the 1929 Guild Book. One reason for this may have been the case material of this watch. It is a gold filled case. Those in the Guild Book are for the most part solid gold. It wasn't present in any of the nationally advertisements that I could locate either. However, I found a match in numerous newspaper ads. MANY matches in fact. Luckily they printed the real model name for this watch in the ads. It's a Cartouche 76.

The surprise part was when I took the verification one step further than usual. I made a digital image of 7 separate ads from different newspapers with the watches lined up next to each other. They all matched nearly perfectly. These ads spanned the years 1925 to 1928 which matches that patent date in the case. Additional images continued for this model until the 1934 cutoff discussed above.

Here is a beautiful 425 713, yet to have its model name identified. The Style Number puts the watch right at 1950 which is in line with the style of the watch itself. The peaked crystal of this watch is one of the features that gives it that little 'pop'. These crystals became quite popular in the early 1950's with Gruen.

It's time then to go do a bit more of a proper ID. Cracking the watch open I find that the movement is an 833, an early Cartouche model. Digging through all my reference material and books, I found a match with a "Cartouche 65". The case matched but the dial and hands did not which is all OK. The ID solved much of the mystery for me.

Bert thank you for the quick response. Is there any plausible explanation for the cartouche discrepancy other than this gun is the product of a parts project? Anything else I should be aware of in terms of red flags when I see this gun?

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However, Renaud Pietri has recently carried out some research on it and found two others (one in the Louvre, one in the Hermitage Museum) which are very similar. He speculates that these might be model daggers. His paper can be downloaded at:

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