Pocket Watch Case

The Colibri Quartz Pocket Watch with a silver dial and Silver Full Hunter Case is a stylish and elegant timepiece for men. With a reliable quartz movement and solid case back, this pocket watch offers precision and durability. The brushed silver case finish complements the silver dial with stick indexes, creating a classic and sophisticated look. Complete with its original box and packaging, this pocket watch is a timeless accessory for any watch enthusiast.

Up for sale is a fascinating, beautifully preserved piece of late 19th-century American horology. This 18-size open-face pocket watch represents a rare historical “marriage” featuring three prominent names from the golden age of American watchmaking. The Movement: Manufactured by the short-lived Lancaster Watch Company (Lancaster, PA) circa 1881. It features the desirable “West End” grade configuration with a beautiful gilt finish and an intricately hand-engraved balance cock. Stamped with serial number 49111 and Patent Pinion. The inner case back features the crisp, original “Blauer” oval hallmark and the “Coin” ribbon stamp alongside the serial number 52776. The Dial & Hands: This watch features a highly sought-after private label enamel dial custom-printed for the lowa Watch Co. Unlike most dials from this era, this porcelain face is in exceptional condition with zero hairline cracks, spiderwebbing, or edge chips. It features crisp Roman numerals, a sub-seconds register, and original deep plum blued-steel hands. Condition Notes. Cosmetic: Excellent antique condition. The case shows minor pocket wear and a beautiful natural silver patina. The crystal is clear. Mechanical: The watch winds, sets, and the balance wheel spins freely/ticks smoothly. (Note: As with all century-old mechanical timepieces, a professional service is recommended for daily timekeeping accuracy). Please review the photos carefully as they constitute part of the description.

Offered here is a vintage. American Waltham Watch Co. Sterling grade pocket watch. 18 size, 7 jewel, full plate Model 1883 movement. Dating the movement to approximately. The movement is marked. And shows attractive period engraving with a visible regulator and full plate layout. The white dial is signed. And features black Roman numerals, blued hands, and a subsidiary seconds register at 6 o’clock. The watch is housed in a decorative. Case with ornate bow, crown, engraved back cover, and hinged front bezel with crystal. The case shows visible wear, oxidation, scratches, and plating loss consistent with age and use, giving it a strong antique presentation. Grade: Sterling Model: 1883 Estimated Production Year: 1897 Size: 18s Jewels: 7 Movement Configuration: Open Face Setting: Pendant Set Plate: Full Plate Regulator: Plain Hairspring: Breguet Adjusted: No Railroad Grade: No. Antique American Waltham pocket watch Approx. 1897 production year 18 size Model 1883 movement 7 jewel Sterling grade Full plate movement Pendant set Signed Waltham dial and movement Decorative Defiance case Ornate bow and crown Roman numeral dial with subsidiary seconds Great collector, display, or restoration candidate. This is a vintage/antique timepiece over 100 years old. Expect normal signs of age including scratches, discoloration, oxidation, plating wear, dial marks, crystal wear, and service-related marks. No service history is included unless specifically stated. Because this is a vintage watch, no guarantee is made regarding long-term accuracy or precise timekeeping unless a recent service history is explicitly stated.

ANTIQUE 18 SIZE WALTHAM CONVERSION DIAL CHOO-CHOO CASE POCKET WATCH, RUNNING! FROM THE ESTATE OF A LOCAL WATCHMAKER. AN INCREDIBLY RARE AND EARLY 18S WALTHAM OPEN FACE 1883 MODEL POCKET WATCH WITH A CONVERSION “MONTGOMERY” DIAL. VERY LARGE 55MM DIAMETER CASE. CASE IS OVERALL VERY CLEAN WITH ALL LIDS THREADING TIGHTLY SHUT – SEE PICS FOR DETAILS. VERY RARE CONVERSION DIAL – COMPLETE WITH ORIGINAL PLUM BLUED SPADE HANDS! ORIGINAL THICK GLASS CRYSTAL IS INTACT AND SPOTLESS. AN IMPECCABLY CLEAN GRADE NICKEL MOVEMENT – FINE BREGUET HAIRSPRING, 7 JEWEL MOVEMENT, DAMASCENED NICKEL MOVEMENT. VERY LOW SERIAL #. FEATURING A DESIRABLE STEEL “MICRO” REGULATOR. SOLID BRASS “KEYSTONE” CASE IS VERY CLEAN WITH MUCH ORIGINAL LACQUER STILL INTACT! GOOD MAINSPRING, GOOD STAFF, WATCH IS RUNNING STRONGLY AND KEEPING TIME WHEN WOUND. WINDING & LEVER SETTING OPERATE PROPERLY. Get images that make Supersized seem small. Showcase your items with Auctiva’s. Track Page Views With.

18 Size Pocket Watch. Size: 18 Made In 1912. Serviced & Running Perfect. This Salesman Display Case. Lever Set Railroad Pocket. Setting, Winding And Working Perfect. To See My high-end Pocket Watches and Chains. Engraved On The Movement. Mostly, we have Repeat Customers.

This rare 1864 Civil War pocket watch by Waltham features a mechanical (manual) movement with Roman numerals on the indices. A luxury timepiece for men, this pocket watch exudes historical significance and style, perfect for collectors of unique and classic timepieces. Non working / no case included!

The Hampden Keewind 18s Pocket Watch, made in the late 1880, features a mechanical manual movement with a lever escapement type.

The product is a rare genuine original Cortebert wristwatch pocket watch wooden box case. The storage box features a brown color with a velvet lining, adding a touch of elegance to the vintage timepiece. Perfect for collectors or those looking to securely store their watch, this item exudes quality and craftsmanship with its high-quality materials and vintage appeal. The inside of the case is in good condition. Please see photos to note the nicks on the outside of the case.

Offered for sale is an antique American Waltham Watch Co. Open-face pocket watch housed in its original Silveroid case. Features include: American Waltham Watch Co. Approximately 54.5 mm (18 Size) 17 Jewel Adjusted movement Movement Serial No. 17056802 Original Waltham signed dial Safety Pinion movement Guaranteed Silveroid Genuine case (not solid silver) The watch winds and is running at the time of listing. The minute hand and sub-seconds hand are missing. Timekeeping accuracy has not been tested over an extended period, and the service history is unknown. The movement appears complete and original, showing normal age-related spotting and patina. The original dial exhibits noticeable discoloration, staining, and wear consistent with its age. The Silveroid case shows scratches, scuffs, and general wear from normal use. Please review all photographs carefully, as they are part of the description and accurately represent the watch’s condition.