The original Micro?
I just received the PRS-21 Dreadnought Voyager. I’ve owned this, as well as the original Dreadnought. When I originally purchased and flipped it in 2013, I thought I was sort of going backwards. Now I’m embracing the thought. Orange plongeur hand!
It was produced by Kemner, who was production manager for Fricker. The GMT movement is the ‘office’ type: ETA 2893-2 Elaboree 21 jewels. There is a larger dial area and thinner case than the MK I.
Dreadnought Voyager
Dreadnought Voyager
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Re: Dreadnought Voyager
I like that! Congrats.
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Re: Dreadnought Voyager
That’s one I wish I hadn’t passed on.
Re: Dreadnought Voyager
aikiman44 wrote: ↑Thu Feb 04, 2021 7:40 amThe original Micro?
I just received the PRS-21 Dreadnought Voyager. I’ve owned this, as well as the original Dreadnought. When I originally purchased and flipped it in 2013, I thought I was sort of going backwards. Now I’m embracing the thought. Orange plongeur hand!
It was produced by Kemner, who was production manager for Fricker. The GMT movement is the ‘office’ type: ETA 2893-2 Elaboree 21 jewels. There is a larger dial area and thinner case than the MK I.
Congrats Jay- that is sweet! Is that a 44 or 45 mm case?
Mike
Re: Dreadnought Voyager
Thanks guys. If you’re looking, a WTB on TZ-UK is the way to go.
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