Pocket Watch Case

Serviced & Working Perfect. Size: 16 Made In 1906. Please watch the video. This Salesman Display Case. Lever Set Railroad Pocket. Is in Excellent Condition and. On Both The Bezels. To See My High End Pocket Watches and Chains. Engraved On The Movement. Mostly We have Repeat Customers.

Here is a recent estate find. This is a Rare Antique Working Model 1 Hamilton Gents Gold G. Victorian Ornate Fancy Full Hunter 17 Jewel Pocket Watch, made by the Hamilton Watch Company Lancaster PA. The Porcelain Dial Has Arabic Numerals, and is Signed “Hamilton Watch Co”, in Good Condition! The Ornate Fancy 17 Jewel Damaskeened Movement is signed Hamilton watch Co. The Case is a Beautiful Elegant Ornate Gold Filled Full Hunter Case with Intricate Designs, in Excellent Original Condition. The Watch is Large, and is Size 16s, and is a “Lever Set” Watch. This is an Antique Watch in Very Good Original Condition!!! This is a High End Watch! What you see pictured is what is included. Don’t Pass This One Up!

# Antique American Waltham “Sidewinder” Pocket Watch – Model 1883. Up for sale is an antique American Waltham Watch Co. Pocket watch from late 1899. This unique piece features a hunting-movement configuration housed in an open-face case, placing the winding stem at the 3 o’clock position (familiarly known to collectors as a “Sidewinder”). Movement Serial Number: 9318529. Estimated Production Date: 1899 (September – October Run). Size: 18s (Large pocket watch size). Jewel Count: 15 Jewels. Movement Finish: Nickel (Damaskeened). Setting Type: Stem Wind, Stem Set. ### Case & Dial Styling. Case Type: Open face, screw-back configuration. Crown Position: 3 O’clock position (“Sidewinder” layout). Case Material: Silverode (Durable nickel-alloy base metal). Case Details: Features a clean coin-edge bezel and an elegant steam engine locomotive engraving on the back cover. Dial: Original porcelain dial with classic Roman numeral hour markers and a sunken sub-seconds register. Hands: Original blued steel hands. ### Condition Report & Mechanical Notes (Read Carefully). Cosmetics: The movement damaskeening looks brilliant. The silverode case shows normal light wear consistent with its age of 125+ years. Dial Condition: The porcelain dial features two faint, hairline cracks located between the 7 and 8 o’clock positions. Mechanical Function: The watch is currently wound tight and is not running. The balance wheel is wobbly when coaxed, which strongly indicates a broken balance staff pivot axle rather than a loose balance cock bridge. This is a perfect project watch for a hobbyist or watchmaker looking to install a new balance staff or transplant a donor balance assembly. Please feel free to reach out if you have any questions or require additional macro photos of specific components!