Pocket Watch Case

Movement Serial Number: 9928220? Estimated Production Year: 1902? Grade: 243 (Model 7)? Size: 18s (Large American pocket watch size)? Jewels: 17 Jewels? Movement Configuration: Open Face, Pendant Set (Set by pulling the crown)? Case Details: Fahys “Ore Silver” No. Note that “Ore Silver” is a nickel-based alloy (not solid silver), designed to be highly durable and resistant to tarnish. Special Feature: The case back features a brass/gold-tone Locomotive (Train) inlay, which was a popular decorative choice for railroad-style watches of that era. For sale is a beautiful antique 1902 Elgin National Watch Co. This 18-size timepiece features a Grade 243 movement with 17 jewels and a Safety Pinion. The movement (Serial #9928220) is exceptionally clean with ornate damaskeening. The watch is housed in a rugged Fahys Ore Silver No. 1 case, known for its “dust-proof” design and durability. The back of the case features a striking embossed locomotive engine inlay. The white enamel dial is in good vintage condition with bold Arabic numerals and a sub-seconds dial. Condition Note: Currently keeping time.

Elgin 16S 21J lever set (LS) adj. 5p Veritas grade 270 pocket watch #13279580, attractive nickel 3-finger bridge movement with screw-down gold jewel settings (GJS) and an elaborate concentric circle damaskeen pattern, double sunk (DS) porcelain enamel dial with fancy Arabic numbers, red Arabic 5 minute markers and a black-marked subsidiary seconds register has a faint hairline at 4 o’clock, blue steel spade style hands, heavy yellow gold filled (YGF) smooth polish Elgin screw back & bezel (SB&B) case with diamond engraving on the bezels, a short heavy pendant with a recessed crown, large fancy engraved bow and a glass crystal, case is showing normal even wear with some light smoothing to some of the engraving, a bit of brass starting to show on the upper frame & pendant near the crown and some small clusters of depressions on the frame on each side of the case, likely from the watch being secured in some sort of display, measures approx. 52mm in diameter x 65mm in length x 13mm thick (crystal included). A high grade triple signed railroad grade Elgin from the early 1900s in excellent+ overall condition! Any rulers shown for scale give measurements in centimeters (with millimeter gradients), NOT inches. Please note that very dark or light spots that are not mentioned in the description above are likely a result of the camera and lighting. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause!

This piece represents the later era of Elgin’s history, combining the iconic American brand name with precise Swiss engineering. Details & Condition:? Movement: Marked “Elgin 976″ and 17 Jewels Seventeen. It is unadjusted and Swiss-made. The movement appears clean, though service history is unknown. Dial: High-visibility white dial with bold black numerals and a sub-seconds track at the 6 o’clock position. Marked “SWISS” at the very bottom. This is an interesting piece-a late-era Elgin pocket watch. What makes this one stand out is that while Elgin was historically a giant of American manufacturing, this specific model features a Swiss-made movement, indicating it was likely produced after the original Illinois factory closed Case: Housed in a 10K Rolled Gold Plate (RGP) case manufactured by the Star Watch Case Company. The case shows minor surface wear and “pocket/desk” scuffs consistent with age, but no major brassing or dents. Crystal: Clear with minimal scratches; provides a great view of the crisp dial. Note: As with all vintage mechanical timepieces, professional servicing is recommended for daily use and timekeeping accuracy. It is very reliable and clean. The Swiss 17-jewel movement is known for being a robust, reliable timekeeper compared to 100-year-old American movements that may have worn-out pivots. The Military/Bold Aesthetic: The “Bold Arabic” military style, numeral dial is very popular right now. This piece has Excellent case integrity, no brassing on high-wear areas. Winds smoothly and currently keeping accurate time.

You’re free to ask if you would like more pictures or have any other questions. There are some scratches all around. The back has dents from opening and closing it. See images for details.

Hunting Coin Silver 18-size Key Wind Pocket Watch Case. Can be for Elgin or Hapden movement. We are located in Newport News, Virginia, and are trading since 2007. We strive to provide exceptional customer service.

This is used and running. This has heavy age and wear, scratches and small dings. See pictures for condition and measurements.

The product is a vintage Antique 1915 Elgin Pocket Watch Grade 286 Model 2 6s 7j that runs and keeps time, but still needs some work. It features a full hunter closure, Arabic numerals on a white dial, and a yellow gold case color. This pocket watch belongs to the dress/formal style, with a mechanical manual movement and a seconds hand. THE WATCH RUNS AND KEEPS ACCURATE TIME BUT SOMETIMES YOU HAVE TO TAP THE WATCH AFTER WINDING TO GET IT TO GO. THE HINGED DOOR OVER THE CRYSTAL KEEPS POPPING OPEN. All sales are final. Thank you for looking.

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.

Presenting a classic vintage Elgin National Watch Co. This timepiece features a distinguished white dial with bold Roman numeral indices and a clear sub-second dial at the 6 o’clock position. The case is crafted from Oresilver, a nickel alloy, exhibiting a charming brushed finish with reeded edges, consistent with its age. The movement, marked’Elgin Ill. And bearing the serial number 4213874, is a testament to Elgin’s renowned craftsmanship, featuring intricate engraving on the balance cock. The hinged caseback opens to reveal the well-preserved mechanical movement. This watch is a wonderful piece for collectors of American horology and vintage pocket watches, offered in its authentic, as-found condition with visible signs of wear and age, adding to its historical character. Please examine all images carefully as they form an integral part of the description.

Gold-filled case from Dueber.