The Philadelphia Gold-Filled Pocket Watch Case is a luxurious and classic accessory for watch enthusiasts. Made with gold-filled material, this pocket watch case exudes elegance and sophistication. The craftsmanship and design of this product showcase the rich history and tradition of Philadelphia in creating high-quality timepieces. Perfect for collectors or those looking to add a touch of vintage charm to their everyday look, this pocket watch case is a timeless treasure to be cherished for years to come.

1916 Elgin 6-size hunter-case pocket watch in 10K gold-filled case. Movement serial 19,170,028 dates production to 1916. Classic early-20th-century Elgin with strong hinges, proper lid action, and a clean dial. Running movement; keeps time during testing. 10K gold-filled hunter case; lids open/close correctly. Hinges tight; bow firm. Over 100 years old; signs of age expected. Running now, but routine service is recommended for long-term use. The pictures are an intergral part of the lsiting.

Wadsworth 20-Year Gold-Filled Pocket Watch Case. Condition is Pre-owned – Good.

Elgin Gold-Filled Men’s Pocket Watch Hunter Case. Serial #29,500,684. Please see our photos. Offers sent over the weekend may expire before being seen or reviewed.

Cyma is running but needs hands. The Wadsworth Referee Gold-Filled Pocket Watch Case is a vintage piece that adds a touch of elegance to any collection. Made in the United States, this pocket watch case is crafted from gold-filled materials, giving it a luxurious shine. Perfect for antique collectors or enthusiasts of fine jewelry, this piece exudes a timeless charm that is sure to impress.

Antique Waltham Pocket Watch – Fahys Montauk Engraved Hunter Case – c. 1870 – Not Working. Excellent exterior condition with age-appropriate wear. Only the minute hand remains (hour and sub-second hands are missing). American Waltham Watch Co. And is housed in a beautifully preserved. Fahys Montauk gold-filled hunter case. Ornate engine-turned floral engraving. On both sides with a center cartouche shield, perfect for personalization or admired as-is. The spring-hinged front cover opens to reveal a white enamel dial with Roman numerals and a sub-second register at 6 o’clock. Only the minute hand remains; the hour and sub-second hands are missing. Inside the case is a delicate Spanish inscription reading “Un Recuerdo. ” (“A Memento. “), giving this timepiece a unique personal history and character. Although the movement no longer runs, the watch remains a beautiful collector’s piece, ideal for restoration, display, or as a historical artifact of Victorian-era American watchmaking. Fahys Montauk gold-filled hunter case, engraved floral design with cartouche shield. White enamel with Roman numerals & sub-second register. Interior inscription: “Un Recuerdo. ” (Spanish for “A Memento. “). 2″ tall (with crown) × 1.5″ wide. Exterior excellent for age; movement not running; missing two hands (hour & sub-second). Why You’ll Love It. Victorian-era Waltham pocket watch. With unique engraving and inscription. With ornate floral engraving. Collectors, display, or skilled restoration. A striking piece of.

The Waltham Pocket Watch c. 1870 is a vintage timepiece with a Fahys Montauk gold-filled hunter case, featuring Roman numerals on a white dial. This manual mechanical watch has 7 jewels and a second hand, with a 12-hour dial and gold-filled case material. Made in the United States during the late 19th century, this pocket watch is a classic piece for collectors or enthusiasts of historical timepieces.

Vintage Wadsworth Referee gold-filled pocket watch case, size 18s. Marked “Wadsworth Referee 20 Year”, this open-face case features screw-on bezel and back covers, polished finish, and a clean pendant design. The interior stamping and serial are clear and correct. A strong, well-threaded case ready to house your Elgin, Waltham, or Illinois movement – ideal for restoration or display. Size 18s? Wadsworth Referee 20-Year gold-filled case? Screw-on front and back covers? Polished finish with smooth threads? Tight bow and solid pendant? Original stamped serial inside back cover. Case: Even wear with light surface marks; no dents or splits. Threads: Front and back screw smoothly with no cross-threading. Crystal: Clear with minimal scuffing. Pendant / Bow: Secure and firm. Interior: Stamped clearly Wadsworth Referee 20 Year. ?? MAKER’S HERITAGE. The Wadsworth Watch Case Company of Dayton, Kentucky, was one of America’s premier gold-filled case manufacturers. Their Referee line balanced strength, precision threading, and elegant design – widely used by Elgin, Hamilton, and Waltham for both railroad and dress-grade timepieces. Wadsworth cases remain highly sought after for their craftsmanship and longevity. ?? Check our other listings for Vintage Watches, Movements & Watch Parts – always something new! ? Thanks for your interest and support.

Offered here is a vintage Omega pocket watch, featuring a Swiss-made 17 jewel mechanical movement housed in a classic gold-filled 20 year case. The watch combines the precision of early Omega craftsmanship with the durability of an American-made gold-filled case. Brand: Omega Movement: Mechanical, 17 Jewels, Adjusted 2 Positions (Swiss Made) Serial Number: [visible in photos - can be used to date] Case: Gold-Filled, stamped “Guaranteed 20 Years” with case maker’s hallmark Dial: Enamel dial with bold Arabic numerals and sub-seconds at 6 o’clock Size: Standard pocket watch size (please add exact mm if measured) Era: Early 1900s?? Condition Notes: Watch winds, runs, and ticks when tested. When tested the watch did keep time. Not sure of last service date but may need a service. Dial shows a few spots of dust but overall in excellent condition for age. The crystal has no scratches or cracks. Case could use a little polish for a bit of sparkle, very light signs of use. No major scratches or dents. Gold-filled case has aged well, still retains good shine. Please review all pictures as they are part of the description.

The serial number on the movement is. Which according to the pocket watch database, dates this watch to approximately 1913. The watch Sets but DOES NOT Wind or Currently Run. The bow is missing. The case is a Fahy’s Montauk 20-Year Gold-Filled case. The watch shows light overall cosmetic wear.