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==Vulcain Cricket S2315A==
 
==Vulcain Cricket S2315A==
 
[[File:Vulcain s2315a.jpg|thumb|Vulcain S2315A Manual Wind]]
 
[[File:Vulcain s2315a.jpg|thumb|Vulcain S2315A Manual Wind]]
* First Cricket Model
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[[File:Cricket bCK.jpg|thumb|Vulcain Cricket echo chamber caseback ]]
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* First alarm watch Cricket Model
 
* Manual Wind
 
* Manual Wind
 
* No Date
 
* No Date
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*Cal 120 features: a 17-jewel movement, 42 hour reserve, beating at 18,000vph.  
 
*Cal 120 features: a 17-jewel movement, 42 hour reserve, beating at 18,000vph.  
 
* The watch hands can be set forwards.
 
* The watch hands can be set forwards.
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* perforated double case back acts as an echo chamber and amplifies the sound
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*Released 1947
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*1953: President Harry Truman received a Cricket as a gift from the White House Press Photographer’s Association
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*In 1954 an Italian climbing party summited K2 with Vulcain Crickets on their wrists
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*Multiple dial variations
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"The Cricket establishes your reputation as a man of supreme punctuality and infallible memory"
  
 
==Links==
 
==Links==
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*[[The Vulcain Cricket and The President]]
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*[[Vulcain]]
 
*[[Vulcain]]
  

Latest revision as of 20:58, 8 May 2020

Vulcain Cricket S2315A

Vulcain S2315A Manual Wind
Vulcain Cricket echo chamber caseback
  • First alarm watch Cricket Model
  • Manual Wind
  • No Date
  • Steel, gold plated with steel back, and solid gold cases versions
  • Cal 120 features: a 17-jewel movement, 42 hour reserve, beating at 18,000vph.
  • The watch hands can be set forwards.
  • perforated double case back acts as an echo chamber and amplifies the sound
  • Released 1947
  • 1953: President Harry Truman received a Cricket as a gift from the White House Press Photographer’s Association
  • In 1954 an Italian climbing party summited K2 with Vulcain Crickets on their wrists
  • Multiple dial variations
"The Cricket establishes your reputation as a man of supreme punctuality and infallible memory"

Links