Pocket Watch Case

Antique Philadelphia Watch Case Co. 18-size Silverode pocket watch case with detailed locomotive engraving on the back. A great collectible or restoration piece – or use for display. Material: Silverode (nickel alloy – contains no silver). Case Size: Fits 18s movement approx. Style: Open face with glass crystal. Design: Raised relief-style steam locomotive etched on back. Glass Crystal: Intact, no major scratches. Crown/Bow: Original, firm, not loose. Inner Lid: Marked SILVERODE with clear crown logo. The case opens and closes well. Overall nice vintage condition with age-appropriate wear and light surface marks. No deep dents or cracks. A fantastic railroad-themed display piece or functional case for your 18s movement.

Vintage Ladies Elgin Pocketwatch Hunters Case Floral Engraved Parts Or Repair. Winds and runs for a few and stops…. Original hands dial and case…. Back cover stays open unless snapped into place..

Please refrain from making me any ridiculous offers they will be responded with SARCASM. For sale from my personal collection one ELGIN hunter case pocket watch in running condition. All of the information below is from pocket watch historical society. The case is a Elgin brand case serial number 5285215 stamped in case and inside edge of case next to movement. 7 jewel movement case has a beautiful design front and back Dial clean. No brass showing on case there is a name engraved in inner case. Hands nice black, the inner case where I must say some idiot didn’t know the proper way to open the back case so it is marred some. Production year of the movement within +/- 3 years” style=”text-decoration: none; color: rgb(26, 78, 112); box-sizing: border-box; -webkit-font-smoothing: antialiased;>. Hunting: The stem is at the 3:00 position, and the movement is meant to be mounted in a case that has a covering over the face. Sidewinders are hunting movements in openface cases. ” style=”text-decoration: none; color: rgb(26, 78, 112); box-sizing: border-box; -webkit-font-smoothing: antialiased;>. 9159.286G143.6S1002.62M791. 1915 Elgin Serial List. 1927/1950 Elgin Serial List. In 1888, the Illinois Watch Case Company was incorporated in Chicago. Two years later, the company decided to build a factory in Elgin, Illinois, to manufacture watch cases. During the transition, the company attempted to reorganize as the Elgin National Watch Case Company, attracting objections from the Elgin National Watch Company. The watch company had been established in Elgin for over twenty years at the time. In December 1892, a judge ruled that the case company could not utilize the “Elgin” name, so the company readopted the Illinois Watch Case Company name. However, to establish and reinforce its claim over the “Elgin Watch Case Company” name, the Elgin National Watch Company briefly organized a watch case company. In partnership with Benj. The Elgin Watch Case Company (organized by the watch company) produced a small line of gold-filled cases. These watch cases were offered for sale in the 1894 Benj. Allen catalog (and possibly other years; the 1894 edition is the only one available for study at this time). In the 1894 catalog, the line of 14K gold-filled cases was advertised under “The Elgin Watch Case Company, ” with the following note. “All “Genuine Elgin Watch Case Co. S Cases are stamped in back of Case with their Trade Mark, (a Four-Leaf Clover). None genuine unless so stamped. UNLESS I GROSSLY MISREPRESENTED DESCRIBED ITEM. NOTE: WHEN PURCHASING VINTAGE OR USED ITEMS- I STRIVE TO NOTE EVERY POSSIBLE WEAR MARK ON THE ITEM. MOST USED OR VINTAGE ITEMS WILL HAVE NORMAL WEAR MARKS. MAKE SURE TO VIEW ALL PICS AND IF NEEDED I CAN ALWAYS SEND YOU MORE PICTURES OF THE ITEM. E BAY HAS VERY STRICT STANDARDS. SO PLEASE IF THERE IS AN ISSUE OR CONCERN PLEASE CONTACT ME BEFORE NOT CHECKING ALL OF THE STARS. MESSAGING: I MAKE EVERY EFFORT TO ANSWER ANY/ALL MESSAGES WITHIN 24 HOURS MOST WITHIN 8. I ACCEPT PAY PAL. GOOD LUCK AND THANKS FOR VIEWING.

Antique 16s Keystone Hamilton Open Face Railroad Pocket Watch Case Engraved USA. Item: Pocket Watch Case. Case Material: 10k GF. Inside Diameter: 43.5mm. Overall Condition: Fair, overall condition for its age. Case: There is plating wear through and scratches on the case. Crystal: There are scratches on the crystal. Crown: The crown is worn. Additional Information: The bow is not original.

Rambler 10k Gold Filled Engraved Hunter Pocket Watch Case 6s Empty Case Only. Weight: 30.17 grams. Condition: Good crisp engraving detail. Cuvette and inside of lids have some wear to brass. Some small shallow dents to covers that are not visible from exterior.

HUNTERS CASE POCKET WATCH. ENGRAVED N R A.

Experience a piece of history with this antique 18th-century Texas State Capital Building engraved pocket watch case. Crafted with meticulous detail, the open-face design reveals a meticulous depiction of the iconic statehouse, making it a unique accessory for any enthusiast or collector. Ideal for those who appreciate vintage aesthetics, this pocket watch case is a testament to timeless style and artisanal craftsmanship. It’s designed to accommodate a pocket watch of your choice, providing a classic charm to your daily ensemble. This item is a fine addition to any men’s wardrobe, offering a touch of sophistication and a nod to the past.

Antique Sterling Silver Pocket Watch. Half Hunter Case With Glass Window. Case Marked DMF & Co Watch Mechanism Has No Makers Mark. Dial Measures 1 3/16 in Diameter. Case Measures 1 1/2 in Diameter. Runs, I Don’t Know When it Was Last Serviced so it Likely Needs Servicing. Listing and template services provided by inkFrog.

This is a New York Standard Co. (Jersey City, NJ) gold filled full hunter case antique pocket watch. Has seconds hand dial. Case is marked Philadelphia Watch Case. Same beautiful engraving of bird in flight with various scrolls on both sides of case. Movement serial number 131291, model 21. Movement is 27.94 mm in diameter, size 000 (3/0). Outside diameter of case is 35 mm. Estimated production year 1912. 7J (not marked on movement). Original model run 105,000. Registry population (known population of surviving examples) 86. A pretty rare survivor. Very good pre-owned antique condition, running, seems to keep good time but may need tiny fast/slow adjustment. Crystal is present, in good condition. No wear or rubbing in gold. Couple of tiny black spots inside case.

An antique Elgin pocket watch in an engraved hunting case with a white enamel dial, roman numeral indices, a seconds dial at 6 0′clock and blue steel hands. The case is heavily engraved with a garden scene. Metal: Gold plated Movement: Elgin National Watch Co. USA # 6706220, 7 jewels, 3/4 plate, Grade 117. Measures: 1 5/8 in diameter. Markings: The dial is marked “Elgin”, The interior of the case is marked “Rambler, 14, 158094″. The seconds hand is broken and floating under the crystal. The case has some scuffs and scratches.