Gruen Precision 'Doctor No' ladies an Oyster Precision

an Oyster Precision

We are huge proponents of Vintage Longines for a myriad of reasons - and this example with its quirky details and off-the-beaten-path charm is not exception

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Gruen Precision 'Doctor No' ladies an Oyster PrecisionAlong with Hamilton, Bulova, and Elgin, Gruen was one of the largest watch manufacturers in the United States. Its founder, a German named Dietrich Gruen, became a watchmaker's apprentice at the age of fifteen, in 1862, and immigrated to the United States five years later. On the voyage to America, he met and fell in love with the daughter of a watchmaker who lived in Ohio. The couple settled there in 1867, and two years later Gruen partnered with a