Pocket Watch Case

This pocket watch measures one and 5/8 inches in diameter. It was manufactured sometime between 1890 and 1904. The watch, itself, was manufactured by the new Columbus watch company, numbered 357721. The case was manufactured by Essex superior, case number 631534. It is yellow and rose gold, with a pagoda motif, with a single diamond on one side of the case. This watch has been in my family for four generations. I’m looking to find it a good home. This watch has my grandfather’s name engraved inside the case.

VINTAGE 16 SIZE KEYSTONE WALTHAM POCKET WATCH CASE ONLY, LEFT AND RIGHT LEVER. HAS A BLEMISH ON BACK COVER. KEYSTONE J BOSS 10K YELLOW GOLD FILLED. Remember to save us on your FAVORITE SELLERS list! YOUR FEEDBACK IS VERY IMPORTANT TO US! Please take a short time to tell us how we are doing! We may be able to come up with a solution that will please both of us!

16 size 21 jewel hunting case pendant-set Grade 961 pocket watch movement/dial/hands. Movement and dial are private label signed for A. Bloedel of Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Movement is a beautifully finished bridge model with gold jewel settings, gold balance screws, gold train wheels, and a striped pattern nickel damaskeen. Dial is double-sunk enamel with Arabic hour numerals. Movement requires a detent style stem for its winding and setting mechanism and comes with one as pictured, and movement will require an appropriate case for this stem type. Movement serial number is 51925. Running and a nice looking movement overall cosmetically with good color and luster. One case screw is missing. Dial faces up well but has a patched edge chip at 21 minutes, some scattered outer chapter hairlines, and some flaking at the center of its seconds-register. Please check out my other items this week for more great watches and watch related items for sale. New to watch collecting? – Check out the NAWCC! The NAWCC (National Association of Watch and Clock Collectors) is a group that has a 65 year history, a terrific online message board for collectors, and the NAWCC puts on many watch and clock shows across the United States every year. I’ve been an NAWCC member since 1991 and recommend it to every collector of watches or clocks.