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Listening Woman (1978)

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Listening Woman

Tony Hillerman's third Joe Leaphorn novel opens with the Navajo Tribal Police lieutenant driving a prisoner across the reservation at sunset, and grows into a case that reaches back years and into a hidden fortune. The prisoner's cheap watch on an expensive band is the first thing the reader learns about him. (Wikipedia)

Watches

Timex watch
Emerson Begay, handcuffed in Leaphorn's patrol car in the opening chapter, wears a $12.95 Timex held by a heavy sand-cast silver watchband, the contrast between the watch and the band doing the character work. The maker is named; the model is not.

Source text: On his left wrist was a $12.95 Timex watch held by a heavy sand-cast silver watchband (Tony Hillerman, Listening Woman, scan cataloged as Avon Books, 1979, p. 15; Internet Archive scan OCR)

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