Pocket Watch Case

1896 Waltham Crescent St 17 Jewel 18s Pocket Watch Runs Gold Filled Case 17j. This watch is in. Running condition and the case is in good condition. The dial of the watch looks good with the hour marks labeled around the outside edge. The black blue tinted hands are also in good condition. The crystal is glass. It is a mechanical watch, which means that you wind the watch by turning the stem. I wound the watch and it was off. About 1 minute off after running for 24 hours. Pull out the LEVER to set time. The watch winds very easily. The case measures 55 mm across. The things I see wrong with this watch is that case is worn on the back, this is a hunter case movement yet it is housed in an open face case making it a sidewinder, and there are cracks in the dial. The front of the watch reads. American Waltham Watch Co. This is a Model 1883. American Pocket Watch Size 18. The inside case reads. (indicates 14K Gold Filled Warrantied for 20 years). The outside case reads. Was floral with crest. Questions always welcome as I aim to describe all aspects of my items to the best of my ability. I timed this watch dial up and crown up to get the timing mentioned above. As always it is suggested to get watches fully services to bring them back to perfect precision and proper time keeping.

Beautiful Waltham 6 size hunting case antique pocket watch. Movement is a Waltham movement and is a 7 jewel running movement but I have not checked it for timekeeping. Dial is in nice shape with very nice hands. Watch winds and sets correctly but stem is tight when pulled out for setting. Case is a beautiful engraved Crescent watch case company warranted 20 year watch case with sharp nicely engraved covers. Hinges all work correctly and case opens and closes correctly. Some wear by bow but little to no brass. A beautiful hunting case pocket watch with very nice sharp detailed engraving. Please see pictures for more information and condition.

Watch has not been serviced. In good working condition. Lever set under the front cover. Back of cover has initials JWW that are worn and faint. North American Watch Company Security 10 karat gold filled case with dust cover. The cover has some area of wear as shown in photos. 645 Model: 1908 Estimated Production Year: 1915 Run Quantity: 700 Grade/Model Run: 33 of 66 Grade/Model Total Production: 59,300 Size: 16s Jewels: 21j Jewel Material: Ruby Jewel Setting: Screw-Set Movement Configuration: Openface Movement Finish: Nickel Movement Setting: Lever Plate: Bridge Plate Double Roller: Yes Barrel: Jeweled Motor Regulator: Micrometer Hairspring: Breguet Pallet Jewel Material: Sapphire Standard Dial Type: Double-Sunk Adjusted: Yes Adjusted to Position: Yes Adjusted # of Positions: 5 Adjusted to Temperature: Yes Adjusted to Isochronism: Yes Railroad Grade: Yes.

A stunning 1904 American Waltham pocket watch. This is a 0-size model, perfect for a collector or as a unique vintage accessory. Based on the movement serial number of 13927707, this watch features a Grade 110, 7-jewel movement (Model 1891), which was a hallmark of Waltham’s precision engineering at the turn of the century. The watch is currently running and keeping good time. (Note: As with all antiques, a professional service is recommended for long-term accuracy). Housed in a beautifully engraved period correct double bottom Elgin Giant Watch Case Co. The back of this 120+ year-old timepiece features a beautifully preserved, high-relief pastoral scene. It depicts a woman in traditional Victorian-era attire standing alongside a cow in a rural farm setting. The scene is framed by intricate scrollwork and floral motifs that extend across the entire bezel and case edges, making this a true’fancy case’ collector’s piece. There are a few minor scuffs on the crystal and a hairline near the bottom of the dial running from 6:30 to 8. While photographing, the outer case back refused to stay snapped closed. It wasn’t mishandled. See photos for the best description.

Circa 1882 Waltham pocket watch PS Bartlett model 1877 key wind movement housed in a silver case (grade unknown). Running watch in overall good condition, the crystal has scratches and wear due to age and use. The watch is from an estate and the service history is unknown and its timekeeping accuracy has not been tested. 1839361 overall weight 153 grams.

FOR YOUR CONSIDERATION, I OFFER TO YOU AN ANTIQUE WALTHAM “CRONOMETRO VICTORIA”. WITH A 15 JEWELS MOVEMENT; IN A 9k GOLD FILLED CASE; WITH AN ARABIC NUMERALS. MOVEMENT: 15 JEWELS(MODEL 1899), GRADE: CRONOMETRO VICTORIA. HUNTER CASE, SIZE 16s, NICKEL FINISH, PENDENT SET AND WIND. PATENTED REGULATOR, MAIN WHEEL JEWELED. YEAR OF PRODUCTION: 1899. DIAL: WHITE WITH BLACK AND RED MARKS, ARABIC NUMERALS. (EXCELLENT NEAR MINT CONDITION). A. W. W. Co. HANDS: THREE BLUE(EXCELLENT NEAR MINT CONDITION). CRYSTAL: EXCELLENT NEAR MINT CONDITION. CASE: 9k GOLD FILLED HUNTER CASE WITH NICE ENGRAVING. SIGNED STAR DENNISON WATCH CASE CO. (ENGLISH MAKE THIS CASE GUARANTEED TO WEAR 10 YEARS 26 W). DIAMETER: 51mm(WITHOUT CROWN). MY WATCHES SERVICED, RUN STRONG, AND KEEP TIME. I STRIVE TO OFFER WATCHES THAT ARE IN EXCELLENT CONDITION, AND THAT ARE PRIDE TO OWN.

PLEASE LOOK AT MY OTHER ITEMS. PICTURES DON’T DO THESE WATCHES JUSTICE. THERE IS A BIG DIFFERENCE BETWEEN A WATCH THAT RUNS AND A WATCH THAT RUNS RIGHT, MY WATCHES RUN RIGHT UNLESS OTHERWISE STATED!! ELLERY 18 SIZE 11 JEWELS PEPSI DIAL, POCKET WATCH, (1886) ORESILVER CASE, VERY NICE CONDITION, VERY VERY NICE WATCH!!! THIS ONE IS OUT OF MY PRIVATE COLLECTION!! Please look at all pictures as they are most of the description!! All Watches have been serviced, cleaned and oiled, and run great. Because of there age they may not keep exact time. Most of the Watches will be within a few seconds a day, but a few may be up to a few minutes a day.

The 1865 Waltham Civil War Era 18 Size Bartlett Coin Silver Pocket Watch features a classic design with a silver hunter case, perfect for any collector or enthusiast of vintage timepieces. Made by the prestigious brand Waltham, this pocket watch exudes quality craftsmanship and historical significance. Ideal for men who appreciate unique and timeless accessories, this piece is sure to be a standout in any watch collection. This watch works sometimes? It is not “over wound”. Otherwise in excellent condition. I’m sure a simple servicing will correct it.

1914 Waltham Grade 620 POCKET WATCH Gold Filled Hunter Case, chain, knife. At the time of writing this, the pocket watch is ticking and can see the seconds hand moving, but stops pretty often. Moving the watch around, seems to get it running again. Watch is engraved on the front with a letter R. Back outside of case has a beautiful floral, maybe Asian theme engraving? Inside of back case has an engraving, From Parents to Robert 1934. Back and front case snap into place. The back case is difficult to pop open, I had to use a knife to pop it open. Due to the style of chain, the links can get stuck. Knife blade is broken. Is engraved with the letter R. Total weight of all items is 127 grams. Watch case is about 2 across.

DESCRIPTION An antique 18-size open face pocket watch case marked with the distinctive [Shield] A. W. Co. 17.79 stamp – the hallmark of the American Watch Company of Waltham, Massachusetts, one of the most prestigious American watchmakers of the 19th century. The patent date of April 17, 1879 references Ezra Fitch’s celebrated dust-proof case design, patented while Fitch was associated with Waltham. The case features a silver-toned nickel/silveroid exterior in good condition with light wear, and a warm gilt-washed interior back – a premium finishing detail common on quality American cases of this era. Will accept standard 18-size movements. KEY FEATURES? American Watch Company (Waltham) case – [Shield] A. W. Co. ? CONDITION REPORT Exterior: Silveroid/nickel – good condition, light wear, no deep dents or damage Interior: Gilt wash intact, light scratching consistent with age Hinge/bow: Present Crystal: Note condition in photos Overall: Honest antique condition – displays well. Their case-making operation produced some of the finest American pocket watch cases of the era before being acquired by the Crescent Watch Case Company in 1890. A case bearing the A. W. Co. Shield stamp represents the pinnacle of American horological manufacturing from the Gilded Age – a period when American pocket watches were considered the finest in the world. ? Packed carefully in padded protective packaging. ? Check our other listings for pocket watch parts and movements! ? Thanks for your interest and support.