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Dominion, Volume 32, Issue 104, 26 January 1939, Page 4

B Men’s Watches By leading Makers * jfeh of proven V .? Reliability * No. 21. —The famous “Omega"—a life- 2s time watch In a sturdy X-‘ siijSiSSSßHrSsi! 8 stainless steel case. ' Price £5/5/-. - x . r : X SKWp i No. 22.—The "Titan," of handsome appearance In a gold-filled ASSRjvyMtffi? t ' case, thoroughly reliable and recom- X. , ’ I'-s’ 1 ' ''r mended. Price £3. X . . . ’ No. 23.—The "Rotary," a watch of s' proved reliability in a chrome case. "VHHVL ' J.'”» ’ Price £2. 1 X. ’ ' -i No. 24.—The "Roamer" In a smart ...., Touneau shaped chrome case. Price £2/10/-. ORD3R BY MAIL No. 25. —The "Titan" In a dust and WE PAY POSTAGE, damp-proof stainless steel case fitted with special shock-resisting movement. • Price £4/10/-.

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