[quote=CyberJack]Hi [b]MF[/b]
I'm still following this one with fascination.

I wish someone made a watch that displayed like one.

That would look super cool. :yay:

Is that the smallest hubodometer ever made?

[i]Cheers[/i]
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[b]Jack[/b][/quote]


Hello Jack.

I made a slightly smaller one that I used to mount on my dad's Waltons store brand mid arch with the same wheels in 1987. I derived endless amusement watching the little miniaturized mechanism stay upright as the wheel spun away. In certain light, it looked incredibly like a real one I saw on an AEC bus hub!!
You might find this merchandise of interest, including a watch, glass and even a frisbee!!
These pics were sent to me by a nephew of the founding brothers of Engler Instruments of New Jersey USA, who I got in contact with seeking more information on the company and it's hubodometer. He has the same surname as it happens.

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Ahh, if only victa had kept producing the thumblatch catcher series, they would be in better shape today!