Pocket Watch Case

The product is a lot of early antique pocket watch parts, including frames, cases, and other accessories. Perfect for collectors or enthusiasts looking to restore or repair their vintage timepieces, this lot offers a wide variety of authentic pieces to enhance the functionality and aesthetic of your pocket watch collection. Waltham, Stratford, Harvard, orvin, locust, E. P gainor, Elgin, union and more. See pictures for details.

The Waltham Gold Pocket Watch from 1909 is a luxurious timepiece with a classic design. Featuring a manual mechanical movement with 17 jewels, this vintage pocket watch has a full hunter closure and Arabic numerals on a white dial. The polished yellow gold case with a snap caseback adds a touch of elegance, making it a timeless accessory for any unisex adult. Made in the United States, this pocket watch exudes a sense of old-world charm with its 12-hour dial and exquisite craftsmanship. Waltham high grade 17 jewel Pocket watch made in 1909. Stem wind and stem set. 12 size, Ornate polished Nickel movement with gold cap jewels. Grade 225 : Model 1894. Extremely nice Gold-Filled case Ornate design on front. Covers do not go past 90 degrees when fully opened. Clean enamel dial No hairlines cracks or chips. Research indicates scarce movement. Holographic type design on the inside dust cover see pictures. The watch is in super condition and in my opinion, movement and case are original to each other but there is no way I can guarantee this. This is a very nice watch and movement and make an excellent addition to your collection or for first watch.

Movement Serial Number: 9928220? Estimated Production Year: 1902? Grade: 243 (Model 7)? Size: 18s (Large American pocket watch size)? Jewels: 17 Jewels? Movement Configuration: Open Face, Pendant Set (Set by pulling the crown)? Case Details: Fahys “Ore Silver” No. Note that “Ore Silver” is a nickel-based alloy (not solid silver), designed to be highly durable and resistant to tarnish. Special Feature: The case back features a brass/gold-tone Locomotive (Train) inlay, which was a popular decorative choice for railroad-style watches of that era. For sale is a beautiful antique 1902 Elgin National Watch Co. This 18-size timepiece features a Grade 243 movement with 17 jewels and a Safety Pinion. The movement (Serial #9928220) is exceptionally clean with ornate damaskeening. The watch is housed in a rugged Fahys Ore Silver No. 1 case, known for its “dust-proof” design and durability. The back of the case features a striking embossed locomotive engine inlay. The white enamel dial is in good vintage condition with bold Arabic numerals and a sub-seconds dial. Condition Note: Currently keeping time.

Antique 46mm F&K Hunter Pocket Watch Case for Key Wind Sterling Early American. Item: Pocket Watch Case. Outside Diameter: 54.5mm. Overall Condition: Poor, overall condition for its age. Case: There is discoloration and scratches on the case. Crystal: It is missing the crystal. Crown: It is missing the crown.

A “Le Roy” pocket watch with a 15-jewel movement and a Derby Rolled Gold Plate case represents a high-quality Swiss-made movement imported to North America in the early 20th century. “Derby” is a known case model associated with the Montreal Watch Case Co. Pocket watch is in very good condition crystal dial blue hands all appear very good as well as case ornate design on edges and pinstripe with engraving on the back.

The product is a lot of 6 large pocket watch cases, each featuring a silver color and belonging to different brands. Perfect for collectors or enthusiasts of pocket watches, these cases offer a unique and stylish way to store and display these vintage timepieces. The variety of brands ensures a diverse selection of designs and styles, making it a valuable addition to any collection.

HAMILTON POCKET WATCH with ORIGINAL BOX, Movement #1763624, Case #8550664, Grade #914. Beautiful gold watch in good condition, works fine, slight wear on back cover, crystal is good (see pics). Make a statement with this collectors’ item.

Elgin 16S 21J lever set (LS) adj. 5p Veritas grade 270 pocket watch #13279580, attractive nickel 3-finger bridge movement with screw-down gold jewel settings (GJS) and an elaborate concentric circle damaskeen pattern, double sunk (DS) porcelain enamel dial with fancy Arabic numbers, red Arabic 5 minute markers and a black-marked subsidiary seconds register has a faint hairline at 4 o’clock, blue steel spade style hands, heavy yellow gold filled (YGF) smooth polish Elgin screw back & bezel (SB&B) case with diamond engraving on the bezels, a short heavy pendant with a recessed crown, large fancy engraved bow and a glass crystal, case is showing normal even wear with some light smoothing to some of the engraving, a bit of brass starting to show on the upper frame & pendant near the crown and some small clusters of depressions on the frame on each side of the case, likely from the watch being secured in some sort of display, measures approx. 52mm in diameter x 65mm in length x 13mm thick (crystal included). A high grade triple signed railroad grade Elgin from the early 1900s in excellent+ overall condition! Any rulers shown for scale give measurements in centimeters (with millimeter gradients), NOT inches. Please note that very dark or light spots that are not mentioned in the description above are likely a result of the camera and lighting. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause!

Beautiful antique Swiss pocket watch with quarter-time repeater. An elegant piece, increasingly difficult to find in this condition and working order. ? Complication: Quarter Repeater. ? Mechanical movement, hand-wound – working. ? Small seconds at 6 o’clock. ? 0.875 silver case (hallmark visible). ? White enamel dial with Arabic numerals. ? Gold-tone crown and pusher (likely plated). ? Functional striking mechanism (very important in this type of watch). Active striking mechanism?? Normal wear due to age (see detailed photos). Case with minor marks but very good overall condition. Collectors of antique watches. Lovers of mechanical complications. Investors in vintage pieces with historical value. ? BRIEF HISTORY / CONTEXT. ? This is key. In this type of watch, the true value lies not in the brand, but in the complication. ? The quarter-time repeater was a luxury feature, allowing the time to be heard in the dark by chimes. It was advanced and expensive technology for the time, reserved for mid-to-high-end or high-end watches.