760/761 Turkey Shoot

[Cancer1965]

Hello, this is regarding a post 4 posts ago by 441victor, 3rd photo. The watch is question is actually not a 760 powered watch, it's actually powered by a Swiss AS sorted movement; Elgin Cal. 796. I originally purchased it a few Years ago thinking that it was a 760 variant, It's actually a very interesting movement in it's own right. The watch itself is a front loading 10KT Gold case, don't know if the case ever housed a 760, maybe someone can shed some light. Sorry that I didn't say as much when I originally posted that picture. Here's a few fresh photos of the watch and a picture of a spare Cal. 796 That I also own. I've also attached a picture of Two of my 761 powered watches to keep with the spirit of this thread.

[stryfox]

14k solid 760 case number 2402.
Anyone else have it?

[grumpyguy]

i've seen that model maybe 3 times.

[stryfox]

Update of my working thin thin, thinline watches.
Just shout if anyone wants any specific info

[stryfox]

Elgin 4431 10k gold

[diveboy]

Carl - nice Thin-Thin "27" F

[stryfox]

I did not see this one before. I don't have a number yet as I didn't open it yet but here is what she looks like.

[441victor]

Carl, that's a model 4444 "27" G. There are three dial variants that I've seen. This one I have a copy of and these two from Grumpy's collection:

4444 Thin Thin ''27'' G 761 Black RGN Dial grumpy.jpg (161.23 KiB) Viewed 814 times

4444 Thin Thin ''27'' G 761 White RGN Dial grumpy.jpg (135.3 KiB) Viewed 814 times

[stryfox]

So does this mean I'm done collecting thin thins or do I just need to buy a bigger box?

[stryfox]

And to add 6911.