Pocket Watch Case

Huge & Beautiful Russian 19th Century Silver Hunter Pocket Watch Case Only63mm. Solid case that needs a bezel and a front cover catch, it has a catch spring but I’m not sure it about its condition. Hinges are in excellent condition, covers open to 90 degrees. Thickness at opening 9.9mm. Contact me with any questions.

The J Boss case is 14k gold filled 20 year. Watch is running great, though I do not know the service history on it. Dial is perfect other than tine hairline by 7. Ready to enjoy or add to collection. Photos are our intellectual property. All items are properly packaged using quality materials to ensure safe arrival to you. We can not control what the post office does after it leaves our hands. & we have no control over pricing. No packages will be undervalued for any reason. Feedback should be a positive experience for everyone. You are a valued customer, We leave + feedback. If you abuse the feedback system, you will no longer shop our store. All sales are final; unless an error has been made in our listing, and or the item is drastically misrepresented. If you abuse the return system, you will no longer shop our store.

SCARE 1892 US WATCH CO 18s BOX HINGE GOLDFILLED HUNTER CASE POCKET WATCH RUNS. SCARCE 1892 US WATCH CO 18s BOX HINGE GOLDFILLED HUNTER CASE POCKET WATCH RUNS. 1892 US WATCH CO 18s BOX HINGE GOLDFILLED HUNTER CASE POCKET WATCH 11J RUNNING. WOW 132 YEARS OLD STILL TICKING, THIS CO HAS BEEN OUT OF BUSINES NEARLY 120 YEARS AGO. These vintage watches are getting tough to find, especially in this nice condition, a very nice watch for a very SPECIAL person!!! This watch will last for years to come! CIRCA 18921 Pocket Watch, Serial number 91919, Grade 47. Model 1888H from the U. OF WALTHAM, MASS HUNTER movement. The GILT 11 jewels Movement HALLMARKED. Is running very strong AND accurately within a minute or two, no service record this running movement needs to be serviced, cleaned, and oiled to maintain the running condition. White SINGLE SUNK PORCELAIN dial with Black Roman numerals Dial is in an Excellent CONDITION, with No visible. Hairline cracks, (see Photos) the Dial is Hallmarked. CRYSTAL WITH SOME SCRATCHES. Pocket watch movement is a size 18s. Pendant wind and LEVER set. The HUNTER BOX HINGED GOLD FILLED CASE IS Hallmarked. Wear from age and use. SOME BRASSING SHOWING, some scratches, ON COVERS, COVERS OPENS A LITTLE PASS 90 DEGRESS (SEE PHOTOS). It is good as a “TIME PIECE AND SHOW” item of what the Gents would carry in the 1890′S. From the American Horology Archive. Movement Serial Number: 91919. Estimated Production Year: 1892. Grade/Model Run: 7 of 10. Grade/Model Total Production: 4,900. Standard Dial Type: Single-Pressed. Run ID: 136.47G7.18S51. Database Version: v52.383. Vintage watches are completely mechanical and their time keeping accuracy can be affected by many things including position changes, temperature, internal cleanliness, lubrication, magnetism, and maintenance. This is your chance to add a nice collectible watch and a piece of American History to your collection. Good Luck and Thanks!! I’ll let the pictures tell the rest of the story. As additional visual descriptions, they take precedence over any and all of the written descriptions. They are very clear and should. Including Serial Numbers and Production Dates. Watch Company of Waltham, Mass. Is NOT the American Waltham Watch Company. Should also not be confused with the United States Watch Company which operated in Marion, New Jersey. Began business as the Waltham Watch Tool Company in 1879, and was reorganized as the U. Watch Company in 1885. The founders of the company were Charles V. Woerd (Woerd’s patent), formerly of the American Waltham Watch Company, and the Nutting Brothers, owners of a watch tool and machinery company in Waltham. Eaton became Treasurer and President of the company respectively. A new factory was constructed, with a planned production of 50 watches per day. The directors of the new company wanted to name the company the Waltham Watch Company, but a suit was filed by the American Waltham Watch Company and the use of the Waltham name was prohibited in 1899. The first watches produced were 16-size, 3/4 plate and were made in 3 grades. These early watches are called “Dome Watches” because they used a wide mainspring barrel, the top of which was domed upward in the center to accommodate the balance wheel. The pallet fork was made of aluminum alloy and used a square ruby impulse jewel. The Dome Watch movement required a special case, which proved unpopular, and in 1888 a new watch was produced which would fit into a standard American case. The top grade watch produced by the company was “The President, ” an 18-size, double-roller watch which an 1894 advertisement claimed was accurate to within 6 seconds a month! It was through this acquisition that Keystone gained control of the factory, wherein they began production of their Keystone-Howard watches in 1905. Even though watches were produced with serial numbers up through about 850,000 it is believed that the total production of watches from the U. Was significantly less than this number. Watch Serial Numbers and Production Dates. I package all items that I sell with great care. Get Supersized Images & Free Image Hosting. Create your brand with Auctiva’s. Attention Sellers – Get Templates Image Hosting, Scheduling at Auctiva. Com. Track Page Views With.