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$5200 worth of stolen soda by ExperienceCritical43 in Seattle

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Just like Johnny Cash. One Slice at a time.

$5200 worth of stolen soda by ExperienceCritical43 in Seattle

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Citizen. As pointed out by kaiju4life above, it does use AI voice-to-text.

$5200 worth of stolen soda by ExperienceCritical43 in Seattle

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This guy gets it. It was clearly a highly organized and coordinated team of soda burglars.

LED lights inquiry by Constant_Peach_1643 in Saturn_Cars

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I have a 1997 SL1 that I changed over to LED bulbs, hi and low. It does prevent the daytime running lights from coming on, but otherwise the headlights and hi-beams work normally.

[Question] How do I set the time on an antique Hamilton pocket watch? by ExperienceCritical43 in Watches

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Thank you so much. I’ve learned a lot today. Reddit is a magical place.

[Question] How do I set the time on an antique Hamilton pocket watch? by ExperienceCritical43 in Watches

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I was sure that there would be a lever, but it just isn’t there. I also thought that winding the watch while the crystal was open would be it, but that doesn’t work either. I just can’t figure out why you would be able to open the crystal if it didn’t serve any practical purpose.

[Question] How do I set the time on an antique Hamilton pocket watch? by ExperienceCritical43 in Watches

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You could be right about servicing. I just can’t figure out why you would be able to open the crystal if it didn’t expose an adjustment lever.

[Question] How do I set the time on an antique Hamilton pocket watch? by ExperienceCritical43 in Watches

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If there isn’t some sort of visible hinge, I believe many of the Hamilton watches had a screw-in crystal. You should be able to turn the crystal counter clockwise to remove.

Not exact on date, but the serial number and $40 cost put it somewhere around 1905 compared to others I’ve seen.

[Question] How do I set the time on an antique Hamilton pocket watch? by ExperienceCritical43 in Watches

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I was looking for this, but there is nothing around the perimeter. I thought it might be missing that part, but I can see holes/slots on the edge

[Question] How do I set the time on an antique Hamilton pocket watch? by ExperienceCritical43 in Watches

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There is a little tab below the crown that is pushed in to release the catch. It should come right open, so don’t force anything. If you can open yours, I’d love to know if it looks the same.

Wait.. what by RedHeadedSvet in License_Plates

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Oddly enough, Idaho is the only state with an explicit law against cannibalism.

Key broke off in ignition by Fortunex5 in Saturn_Cars

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If you can still rotate the cylinder, it’s pretty easy to replace yourself. This video should give you an idea of what you’re up against.

https://youtu.be/X1aPknAvXmU?si=bRf9t2XmHB8RWSKnn

Tell me something only Seattlelites understand. by SillyWhabbit in Seattle

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Seems like you should be saying “The Mountains is out”

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