The Model 14 was Seth Thomas’s first 6-size ladies watch, introduced to the public around 1890, just five years after pocket watch production began. It was the company’s only known design with a male winding stem, which was dropped halfway through the first production run. The M14 was made with a choice of four jewel counts on plate finishes of either gilt or nickel in a lever-set hunter configuration, so open-face dials had no seconds bit. The serial number runs of the Model 14 alternated with those of the Model 15, and the factory appears to have had both the Models 14 and 15 in production at the same time, though it’s not clear why since both were 6-size hunter movements. Photographs will show case numbers as well. Configuration of 3/4 plate hunter winding a stem lever for jewel counts produced between 1890 to 1910 known for its male winding stem. It is in used condition with some surface, cracking on the face and wear on the stem and slight oxidation patina around the case. Take numerous pictures close-up for you to view. Based on acid testing and pictures from the top of the watch, it is gold filled and tests at 10 k. It’s not working it does wind. The case is beautiful and hand told also a good indicator of gold f illed. Please feel free to ask me questions. Before leaving any reviews if you have concerns, always reach out.
Nice Illinois sterling model 21 jewel pocket watch runs but will need a cleaning. 45 mm gold filled case no engraving in the shield. Stem wind stem set adjusted to 3 positions.
The Elgin Grade 303 Model 3 Pocket Watch is a classic timepiece with a mechanical manual movement, housed in a beautiful gold filled case. With a silver dial and case color, this vintage piece from the 1920s exudes elegance and sophistication. Designed for men, this Elgin pocket watch is a timeless accessory that adds a touch of charm to any outfit.
A ntique 1910 Elgin 18s Pocket Watch – 17 J Model 5 with Keystone Silveroid Case. The product is an antique 1910 Elgin 18s pocket watch with a Keystone Silveroid case. This manual mechanical watch has 17 jewels, a white dial, a 12-hour dial, and an open face closure. It is a vintage piece from the early 1900s, made in the United States by the Elgin brand. The pocket watch is unisex and features a polished silver case finish, making it a unique and collectible timepiece for watch enthusiasts. Watch will run only when you open it up and touch the center wheel. Otherwise in good condition in my opinion. Please review all photos for your own evaluation. I’m sure it will need cleaning and servicing.
Excellent running Waltham Vanguard pocket watch Railroad grade 23 jewel Model 1908. 16 size openface 10 karat gold filled Keystone JBoss case with ornate design around the edges. Very slight scratches on the backside overall very nice condition, serial number 32402542.
Vintage Art Deco Model 3 Illinois 17 Jewel Pocket Watch Supreme Case Working. This is a great looking watch that is in working condition. Watch is very clean with. There is a very minor light scratch on the back cover. I know nothing about watch’s so if you have any questions please ask. Please check out the pictures and judge the condition for yourself.
Vintage South Bend Model 2 Grade 219 19 Jewels 16s Openface Pocket Watch. Hands will set when crown is pulled. Appears to have one or two slight dents on back cover. Face has some damage/hairline cracks. Estimated production year: 1915. Check out my store!
New York Standard size 6s 7 jewels Grade 44 circa 1891. SN 1110733- the bow is firm as is the stem and lids snap closed showing very little wear. The Cartouche on the back has evidence of wear or repair. The crystal is fine as is the dial with no obvious blemishes. A fine watch for your collection. In today’s inflationary environment, these antique pocket watches offer more than just enduring craftsmanship and historical charm-they serve as a smart hedge with their gold or silver cases, as precious metals continue their dramatic rise: gold now exceeds. Per ounce (up over 70% year-over-year), and silver has surged past. Per ounce (more than 200% higher than last year). Secure history, craftsmanship, and inflation-beating value in one beautiful piece. As with all vintage watches, no claims are made regarding accuracy of time keeping. Vintage watches may need servicing, even if they are in good running condition, and unless otherwise stated they may need to be cleaned, timed, oiled or adjusted.
7 Jewel Movement, Grade J, Size 6s. Movement Serial # 6997390. Case Info: Fahys No. 1 Coin Rare Two-Tone Silver/Gold Case. Case Serial # 5046256. Case measures 1.75 diameter. Watch sets time, winds and runs, case shows light wear, crystal is missing, dial shows light wear. Previous service history is unknown, even though this watch is running, there is no guarantee that it will keep accurate time over longer periods, routine service and evaluation is always recommended for vintage watches. Please see pictures for cosmetic condition and detail of everything included. Thank you so much for shopping with RoadTreasureTrading.