Pocket Watch Case

Genuine Coins. Historic Gifts. Collectible Keepsakes. Gold-Layered Silver Walking Liberty Half Dollar Coin Pocket Watch with Skeleton Movement – Black Dial with Gold Roman Numerals. Timeless Treasure, Classic Style. Genuine US Silver Coin, Layered in pure 24k Gold! 14 3/4 Inch FOB Chain. The Silver Tone Half Dollar Coin Pocket Watch is the classic time piece. A simple but sleek silver tone case houses a genuine United States half dollar. The Walking Liberty Half Dollar, struck in. 900 Fine Silver was created by A. It depicts a graceful Liberty advancing toward the dawn of a new day. This half dollar is then lavishly layered in pure 24k Gold. The coin is secure in the pocket watch casing and opens to quartz style and second sweeping hand over classic Roman numerals. The pocket watch is 1 3/4 inches in diameter and hangs from a 14 inch steel fob open link chain. This historical high polished time piece displays the beauty of a genuine US coin on the front and opens up to a black face displaying the skeleton watch. Comes with a Certificate of Authenticity. Comes in a blue pouch. Mint marks and years may vary.

The 1879 Elgin Key Wind Hunter Coin Silver Case Pocket Watch is a classic timepiece for men featuring a silver case and a white dial. With a key wind movement, this pocket watch from the late 19th century is a timeless piece of history. The Elgin brand ensures quality craftsmanship and a precise timekeeping experience. Perfect for collectors or those looking to add a touch of vintage charm to their ensemble.

Weight: 92.2g (tw). Condition: Some visible cosmetic damage to the case metal. Case back closes but pushes a bit. Movement is in working condition, and keeps time, but loses about an hour per day. It runs longer than a day fully wound. Some cracking in dial, no crystal, please see images.

Charles Glatz Horseshoe 18s Coin Silver Pocket Watch Case. 122 grams or 4 1/4 oz. Coin with a Horseshoe and a Halmark inscribed on back of front cover. 485 4 A inscribed on back of back cover and also inscribed on back of dust cover. Also has a crystal cover. Front cover opens when top of stem is pressed. Everything works well including hinges. Hoping it won’t be melted for the silver.

Fahy’s Coin Silver Engraved Pocket Watch Case 16s Full Hunter Key Wind Cuvette. Pictures ARE part of the item description and provided for you to make your own judgement call! Please note that items in original packaging are brand new unless otherwise stated. Anything not mentioned in the description, but is clearly in the photos is considered “as described”. All sales are final.

Antique hunter-style pocket watch case marked COIN SILVER, with the initials F M and case number 7873. The empty case weighs approximately 119 grams. The movement opening measures approximately 1 3/4 inches (44-45 mm) across, which is consistent with an 18-size (18S) American pocket watch movement. Please verify the measurements with your specific movement before purchasing, as exact fit is not guaranteed. The case features decorative engraving on the exterior and detailed engine-turned decoration on the inside cover. Additional hand-scratched watchmaker/service markings inside the case appear to read 2668 and 1184. Details: Marked: COIN SILVER Maker/initials mark: F M Case number: 7873 Approximate weight: 119 grams Approximate movement opening: 1 3/4 inches / 44-45 mm Approximate watch size: 18S Hunter-style case Engraved exterior Case only – no movement, dial, hands, crystal, or other watch components included Condition: Antique pre-owned condition with considerable age-related wear. The case has scratches, tarnish, oxidation/patina, discoloration, and areas of green oxidation around portions of the case and bow. The engraving also shows wear consistent with age and use. The case has not been polished or restored. Please carefully review all photos, as they are an important part of the description and show the exact condition of the item you will receive. The listing is based on the visible markings, construction, measurements, and condition of the case.

1883 ELGIN COIN SILVER 18s POCKET WATCH KEY WIND & KEY SET CASE WITH CHAIN RUNS. 1883 ELGIN COIN SILVER 18s POCKET WATCH KEY WIND & KEY SET CASE CHAIN RUNS. NEARLY 145 YEARS OLD AND STILL TICKING. These vintage watches are getting tough to find, especially in this nice condition, a very nice collectible watch for a very SPECIAL person!!! These watches will last for years to come. IRCA 1883, ELGIN NATL WATCH CO. 7JEWELS, GILT MOVEMENT, KEY WIND, AND KEY SET. NOTE: KEY IS INCLUDED, IT IS NOT THE ORIGINAL KEY IT WORKS FINE FOR THE WINDING BUT YOU HAVE TO BE CAREFULL WHEN SETTING TIME KEY DOES NOT GO IN THE SQUARE STEM ALL THE WAY. OPEN FACE MOVEMENT, THIS MOVEMENT IS CONFIGURATION ADAPTABLE IT COULD BE CHANGE BETWEEN OPENFACE AND HUNTING CONFIGURATION. MOVEMENT IS HALLMARKED: 1012426, ELGIN NATL WATCH CO. THIS FINE RUNNING MOVEMENT NEEDS A FULL SERVICE TO MAINTAIN THE RUNNING CONDITION, OILING, CLEANING. TIMING, AT TIME OF LISTING THE WATCH WAS WOUND AND THE MOVEMENT RAN FOR OVER 24 HOURS DID NOT CHECKED FOR ACCURACY, NONETHELESS IT RAN FAIRLY ACCURATE. CASE; COIN SILVER HINGED BACK AND HINGED BEZEL IN NICE CONDITION WITH GENTLE WEAR FROM USE AND AGE, SOME MINOR DINGS IN BACK COVER (SEE PHOTOS). WARRANTED, TRADE MARK, COIN SILVER, 4673. (SEE CLOSE UP PHOTOS). CRYSTAL; BEVELLED GLASS CLEAR WITH SOME SCRATCHES FROM AGE AND USE. DIAL: WHITE COLOR EXCELLENT CONDITION. HALLMARKED: ELGIN NAT’L WATCH CO. IS NEAR PERFECT CONDITION (SEE PHOTOS). Great old-time piece, good as “Show pieces” of what the Gents would carry in the LATE 1870′S. Rare watches are being bought by Collectors and they don’t sell them. From the American Horology Archive. Elgin National Watch Co. Movement Serial Number: 1012426. Estimated Production Year: 1883. Run Quantity: 50,000. Grade/Model Run: 3 of 6. Grade/Model Total Production: 277,000. Run ID: 658.7G3.18S473.181M381. Data Research: 1896 Elgin Serial List. 1904 Elgin Serial List. 1915 Elgin Serial List. 1927/1950 Elgin Serial List. Database Version: v52.992. 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 leave no doubt as to the condition of this watch. In most cases you are the expert also, so please judge these pictures for yourself. ==== PLEASE SEE ALL PICTURES We are NOT watch experts by any means, so please ask questions, or kindly let us know if we’ve left anything out of importance. Brief History: Elgin Watch Company Including Serial Numbers and Production Dates. The Elgin Watch Company (also known as the Elgin National Watch Company) was the largest US watch company in terms of production. In fact, Elgin produced approximately one-half of the total number of higher-quality pocket watches manufactured in the United States. Total production over their 100 years of operation reached 60 million watches! The company was founded in 1864 in Elgin, Illinois as the National Watch Company, and some of the organizers were J. Currier, Otis Hoyt, and Charles H. Mason, with financial backing from former Chicago Mayor Benjamin W. The factory for the National watch company was completed in 1866, and the first movement produced was an 18-size B. In 1874, the company officially changed their name to the Elgin National Watch Company, and that name remained until they stopped producing watches in the early’60′s. Elgin was not known for making the highest quality watches, though some of their higher grades were exquisitely made timepieces. Together with Waltham Watch Company, they dominated the huge market for mid-grade watches. Elgin watches remain extremely popular with collectors today because they are plentiful, can be obtained at reasonable prices, and can be relatively easily repaired due to the large number of watches and parts available. Throughout their history, the Elgin National Watch Company was known for Horological innovations. In 1958, they introduced the “Dura Balance, ” an ingenious design for a free-sprung balance (no regulator pins) which used spiral balance arms and small weights to govern the moment of inertia of the balance. They also produced the only American-made automatic wristwatch movements: grades 607, 618, 760, and 761. These movements featured bi-directional, full-rotor winding, and had two automatic winding gear ratios, which were automatically engaged as the mainspring tension increased. The contributions of the Elgin National Watch Company to American Horological industry cannot be overstated. Many Elgin watches that were made over 100 years ago are still providing reliable and accurate daily service to their proud owners. Get Supersized Images & Free Image Hosting. Create your brand with Auctiva’s. Attention Sellers – Get Templates Image Hosting, Scheduling at Auctiva. Track Page Views With.

1883 ELGIN SIZE 18s POCKET WATCH KEY WIND&KEY SET 4 oz. COIN SILVER CASE RUNNING. NEARLY 145 YEARS OLD AND STILL TICKING, NEAR MINT PORCELAIN DIAL! These vintage watches are getting tough to find, especially in this nice condition, a very nice collectible watch for a very SPECIAL person!!! These watches will last for years to come. IRCA 1883, ELGIN NATL WATCH CO. 11JEWELS, GILT MOVEMENT, KEY WIND, AND KEY SET. NOTE: KEY IS INCLUDED, IT IS NOT THE ORIGINAL KEY IT WORKS FIND FOR THE WINDING BUT YOU HAVE TO BE CAREFULL WHEN SETTING TIME KEY DOES NOT GO IN THE SQUARE STEM ALL THE WAY. OPEN FACE MOVEMENT, THIS MOVEMENT IS CONFIGURATION ADAPTABLE IT COULD BE CHANGE BETWEEN OPENFACE AND HUNTING CONFIGURATION. MOVEMENT IS HALLMARKED: 1242211, ELGIN NATL WATCH CO. THIS FINE RUNNING MOVEMENT NEEDS A FULL SERVICE TO MAINTAIN THE RUNNING CONDITION, OILING, CLEANING. TIMING, AT TIME OF LISTING THE WATCH WAS WOUND AND THE MOVEMENT RAN FOR OVER 24 HOURS DID NOT CHECKED FOR ACCURACY. COIN SILVER SEMI HUNTER HINGED BACK AND HINGED BEZEL IN NICE CONDITION WITH GENTLE WEAR FROM USE AND AGE, A COUPLE OF VERY SMALL DINGS ON BACK COVER (SEE PHOTOS). (SEE CLOSE UP PHOTOS). CRYSTAL; BEVELLED GLASS CLEAR WITH SOME SCRATCHES FROM AGE AND USE. DIAL: WHITE COLOR EXCELLENT CONDITION. HALLMARKED: ELGIN NAT’L WATCH CO. IS NEAR MINT CONDITION (SEE PHOTOS). Great old-time piece, good as “Show pieces” of what the Gents would carry in the MID 1880′S. Rare watches are being bought by Collectors and they don’t sell them. From the American Horology Archive. Elgin National Watch Co. Movement Serial Number: 1242211. Estimated Production Year: 1883. Run Quantity: 10,000. Grade/Model Run: 1 of 38. Grade/Model Total Production: 155,000. Standard Dial Type: Single-Sunk. Run ID: 713.13G30.18S491.181M389. Data Research: 1896 Elgin Serial List. 1904 Elgin Serial List. 1915 Elgin Serial List. 1927/1950 Elgin Serial List? Database Version: v52.992. 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 leave no doubt as to the condition of this watch. In most cases you are the expert also, so please judge these pictures for yourself. ==== PLEASE SEE ALL PICTURES We are NOT watch experts by any means, so please ask questions, or kindly let us know if we’ve left anything out of importance. Brief History: Elgin Watch Company Including Serial Numbers and Production Dates. The Elgin Watch Company (also known as the Elgin National Watch Company) was the largest US watch company in terms of production. In fact, Elgin produced approximately one-half of the total number of higher-quality pocket watches manufactured in the United States. Total production over their 100 years of operation reached 60 million watches! The company was founded in 1864 in Elgin, Illinois as the National Watch Company, and some of the organizers were J. Currier, Otis Hoyt, and Charles H. Mason, with financial backing from former Chicago Mayor Benjamin W. The factory for the National watch company was completed in 1866, and the first movement produced was an 18-size B. In 1874, the company officially changed their name to the Elgin National Watch Company, and that name remained until they stopped producing watches in the early’60′s. Elgin was not known for making the highest quality watches, though some of their higher grades were exquisitely made timepieces. Together with Waltham Watch Company, they dominated the huge market for mid-grade watches. Elgin watches remain extremely popular with collectors today because they are plentiful, can be obtained at reasonable prices, and can be relatively easily repaired due to the large number of watches and parts available. Throughout their history, the Elgin National Watch Company was known for Horological innovations. In 1958, they introduced the “Dura Balance, ” an ingenious design for a free-sprung balance (no regulator pins) which used spiral balance arms and small weights to govern the moment of inertia of the balance. They also produced the only American-made automatic wristwatch movements: grades 607, 618, 760, and 761. These movements featured bi-directional, full-rotor winding, and had two automatic winding gear ratios, which were automatically engaged as the mainspring tension increased. The contributions of the Elgin National Watch Company to American Horological industry cannot be overstated. Many Elgin watches that were made over 100 years ago are still providing reliable and accurate daily service to their proud owners. Get images that make Supersized seem small. Showcase your items with Auctiva’s. Track Page Views With.

Waltham 18 Size 15 Jewel Appleton Tracy Key Wind Key Set 155 Year Old Extra Fancy Coin Silver and Hunter case Near Extra Fine Condition. This Watch :Gorgeous and Massive. This Gorgeous Waltham comes to us with a Gilded 15 Jewel Fully marked movement, Full Jewel, Key Wind Key Set. Year Looks So well Kept. This watch comes from the same Hamilton collectors Estate. This watch Runs and sounds Strong. Yes we can and will service any watch we sell for a reduced to our buyers. This is a Great Collectors Piece as well as an Investment Grade Railroad Pocket watch. Glass, Clear, Crisp, Clean and free of noticeable chips or scratches. Glass fired Porcelain Early Single sunk Waltham Dial. Polished Extra Fancy Coin Silver Hunter Case. Light signs of carry. All items we have listed we described to the best of our ability, as to what we see or as represented to us. Please look closely at the photos we have provided and ask any questions you may have.

Up for sale is a fascinating, beautifully preserved piece of late 19th-century American horology. This 18-size open-face pocket watch represents a rare historical “marriage” featuring three prominent names from the golden age of American watchmaking. The Movement: Manufactured by the short-lived Lancaster Watch Company (Lancaster, PA) circa 1881. It features the desirable “West End” grade configuration with a beautiful gilt finish and an intricately hand-engraved balance cock. Stamped with serial number 49111 and Patent Pinion. The inner case back features the crisp, original “Blauer” oval hallmark and the “Coin” ribbon stamp alongside the serial number 52776. The Dial & Hands: This watch features a highly sought-after private label enamel dial custom-printed for the lowa Watch Co. Unlike most dials from this era, this porcelain face is in exceptional condition with zero hairline cracks, spiderwebbing, or edge chips. It features crisp Roman numerals, a sub-seconds register, and original deep plum blued-steel hands. Condition Notes. Cosmetic: Excellent antique condition. The case shows minor pocket wear and a beautiful natural silver patina. The crystal is clear. Mechanical: The watch winds, sets, and the balance wheel spins freely/ticks smoothly. (Note: As with all century-old mechanical timepieces, a professional service is recommended for daily timekeeping accuracy). Please review the photos carefully as they constitute part of the description.