Watch winds and runs. When setting time have to be careful as it can be set but feels like there’s some disconnect. The product is a vintage 1900s Elgin pocket watch with a 32.5mm size and a yellow gold filled case. This unisex adults’ timepiece runs on the classic mechanical movement and showcases the intricate craftsmanship and design of the early 1900s. The gold filled case adds a touch of elegance and sophistication to this timeless piece, making it a unique and valuable addition to any watch collection.

Clarefax was a private-label export brand associated with Swiss movement production, likely from the Langendorf factory, known for supplying movements to the U. And European markets during the golden age of mechanical watchmaking. The watch features a classic hunter-style case, original white enamel dial with sub-seconds register at 6, and bold Arabic numerals. This piece retains its original character and patina, making it an excellent collector display watch or heirloom mechanical timepiece This is not a modern reproduction – it is a true antique mechanical timepiece from the golden age of Swiss watchmaking.

Clarefax was a private-label export brand associated with Swiss movement production, likely from the Langendorf factory, known for supplying movements to the U. And European markets during the golden age of mechanical watchmaking. The watch features a classic hunter-style case, original white enamel dial with sub-seconds register at 6, and bold Arabic numerals. This piece retains its original character and patina, making it an excellent collector display watch or heirloom mechanical timepiece This is not a modern reproduction – it is a true antique mechanical timepiece from the golden age of Swiss watchmaking.

The Model 14 was Seth Thomas’s first 6-size ladies watch, introduced to the public around 1890, just five years after pocket watch production began. It was the company’s only known design with a male winding stem, which was dropped halfway through the first production run. The M14 was made with a choice of four jewel counts on plate finishes of either gilt or nickel in a lever-set hunter configuration, so open-face dials had no seconds bit. The serial number runs of the Model 14 alternated with those of the Model 15, and the factory appears to have had both the Models 14 and 15 in production at the same time, though it’s not clear why since both were 6-size hunter movements. Photographs will show case numbers as well. Configuration of 3/4 plate hunter winding a stem lever for jewel counts produced between 1890 to 1910 known for its male winding stem. It is in used condition with some surface, cracking on the face and wear on the stem and slight oxidation patina around the case. Take numerous pictures close-up for you to view. Based on acid testing and pictures from the top of the watch, it is gold filled and tests at 10 k. It’s not working it does wind. The case is beautiful and hand told also a good indicator of gold f illed. Please feel free to ask me questions. Before leaving any reviews if you have concerns, always reach out.

Offered for sale is an authentic early 1900s Hamilton Watch Co. Pocket watch, featuring an open-face design with its original 17-jewel Hamilton movement, housed in a Wadsworth Watch Case Co. Era: Circa early 1900s. Type: Open-face pocket watch. Jewels: 17 jewels. Dial: Original white enamel dial with. Red 5-minute markers. Sub-seconds at 6 o’clock. Hands: Original blued steel hands. Movement: Original Hamilton 17-jewel movement, marked “Adjusted” (see photos). Case: Wadsworth Watch Case Co. Serial Numbers: Visible on movement and case (see photos). Dial shows hairline cracks, consistent with age and clearly visible in photos. Case shows honest vintage wear from normal use. Movement and case are period-correct and original. Running condition: working. It is a solid example suitable for a collector, early Hamilton enthusiast, or careful restoration, and displays well with its classic turn-of-the-century design. Please review all photos carefully, as they are part of the description. Additional photos available upon request.

1900s Waltham 15 Jewel Deer Engraved Silverode Case Pocket Watch with Rosewood Carrying Stand. Pocket Watch Size: 3-1/4″ L, 2-3/8″ W, 3/4 D Some wear on it consistent with age, In running condition. The pictures show accurately represent the quality of pocket watch.

AMAZING ARMES et CYCLES CASE 1900′s ULTRA French Wrist Watch MINT Serviced. Full winding makes the watch run more than 36 hours. Dial is original, enamel, lovely. Open case: UNIQUE MADE FROM ARMES et CYCLES FACTORY – SAINT ETIENNE, great size for use 49 mm, RARE, hand engraved. Movement: gold plated, hi grade perfect. Produced: 1890 – 1900. Movement caliber : ULTRA- Made in France Movement serial N/A Case serial 12. Movement size : 40 mm; Case size (without crown): 49 mm; Band 18 mm Man’s size. The watch is fully serviced. Every part is checked. Every part is cleaned. Every part is oiled. The case is cleaned. The watch has been tested for about a week. UNIQUE HAND ENGRAVED French wrist watch ULTRA in PERFECT condition! WOW – HI GRADE MOVEMENT AND LOVELY ENAMEL DIAL!! FULLY SERVICED WATCH – steel keep the time – suitable for every day use! The case is MADE FROM ARMES et CYCLES FACTORY – SAINT ETIENNE – RARE ONE!! If you are interested in, take a look at my other items!

1900′s Antique Elgin Pocket Watch 15 Jewel Gold Case Signed JHR To LPF 12-14-17. Appears to be working, can adjust time. Referencing pocket watch makers book via serial #, appears to be made in 1912. Online database says 1913 when entering serial number.

This beautiful wooden pocket watch holder case is a great addition to any watch collection. The gold wash ornate design gives it an antique look and feel, perfect for dress or formal occasions. The holder is specifically designed for small watches and fits most pocket watches with ease. The case material is wood and the display is analog. The holder is not water resistant and has no customization options. This holder is perfect for those who appreciate the style and history of pocket watches.

This antique Elgin pocket watch is a true gem for watch enthusiasts. Crafted in the early 1900s, it features a beautiful keystone sterling silver hinged case. The watch is mechanical (manual) but it is not working. Both hinges move freely. All hands are intact. The turn knob moves freely. This was my great grandfathers watch and has been only within our family.