Looking for "upside down" pendant watch

[Traurig]

Hi all,

My wife would like to find a ladies pendant style watch to hang on a
necklace. It should be small, but more importantly, it's face should be
"upside down" so that it can be read just by lifting it, without having to
turn it right side up.

Any pointers?

Thanks in advance,

Scott

[Steve Rayner]

Look for a nurses watch.

Traurig (nos...@nospame.com) wrote:
: Hi all,

: Any pointers?

: Thanks in advance,

: Scott

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[Ian Coote]

You need to look for a *nurse's watch"

Ian
Traurig <nos...@nospame.com> writes

>Hi all,
>
>My wife would like to find a ladies pendant style watch to hang on a
>necklace. It should be small, but more importantly, it's face should be
>"upside down" so that it can be read just by lifting it, without having to
>turn it right side up.
>
>Any pointers?
>
>Thanks in advance,
>
>Scott

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[The Baron]

Scott, I don't know where you are located but the nurses in Texas wear wrist
watches. Almost any ''ladies'' pocket watch, 0s,8o or 6o size, can be made
to connect to a clasp (pinned to blouse) or worn on a chain around the neck.
I have one, in my collection, that has a lug attached to the case, at the 6
o'clock pos. This may suffice for what your wife wants.
Steve Rayner wrote in message <3642c...@news.victoria.tc.ca>...

>Look for a nurses watch.
>
>
>Traurig (nos...@nospame.com) wrote:

>: Hi all,

[Robert S. Oehler]

Look at my web site
There is one in the following link
http://www.likeclockwork.com/post1900.html

I will be adding another one (an Elgin) in a few days.

Happy hunting
Bob Oehler, Prop.
Like Clockwork
http://www.likeclockwork.com

[Steve Rayner]

Here it seems to be optional. Upside down pendant watches are common in
the profession. As a cancer patient, I have more than ordinary experience
with hospitals and nurses!

The Baron (theb...@flash.net) wrote:
: Scott, I don't know where you are located but the nurses in Texas wear wrist

: watches. Almost any ''ladies'' pocket watch, 0s,8o or 6o size, can be made
: to connect to a clasp (pinned to blouse) or worn on a chain around the neck.
: I have one, in my collection, that has a lug attached to the case, at the 6
: o'clock pos. This may suffice for what your wife wants.
: Steve Rayner wrote in message <3642c...@news.victoria.tc.ca>...
: >Look for a nurses watch.
: >
: >

: >Traurig (nos...@nospame.com) wrote:
: >: Hi all,
: >
: >: My wife would like to find a ladies pendant style watch to hang on a
: >: necklace. It should be small, but more importantly, it's face should be
: >: "upside down" so that it can be read just by lifting it, without having
: to
: >: turn it right side up.
: >
: >: Any pointers?
: >
: >: Thanks in advance,
: >
: >: Scott

: >