Pocket Watch Case

Falls behind on time by a few minutes after a few hours. A service would likely rectify this.

For sale is an antique 18-size hunting case pocket watch featuring a Grade 74 movement from the. This timepiece is a “Private Label” edition produced for the retailer. And remains in its original, factory-matched silver housing. Technical Status: Please see video of watch running. It is over 130 year old so a cleaning and oiling would be suggested to keep it in functional condition. Crescent Watch Case Co. Hunting Case (Front & Back Covers). All case serial numbers match. On the front lid, back lid, and inner dust cover (cuvette). Hinges are tight and the case closes securely. The exterior features original engine-turning and an unmonogrammed central shield. Running but has been sitting for many years. There is a chip near the sub-second hand at 6 o’clock and a hairline crack near the 10 o’clock position. The crystal is present but loose and needs to be reseated. Please review all high-resolution photos and the included video for exact mechanical and cosmetic condition.

Welcome to Second Hand Horology! We offer a curated selection of timepieces-from vintage classics and brand-new watches to modern icons. Explore our collection of wristwatches, pocket watches, and more. Please take a moment to read the full description, and feel free to reach out with any questions or respectful offers. We’re always happy to help. This is a vintage ladies Elgin pocket watch, dating from 1888 based on the serial number. It features a white enamel dial with black Roman numerals with a black “railroad” minute track, matching blue steel hands and small-seconds at 6 o’clock. It is a manual-wind pocket watch powered by the original Elgin Watch Co. Mechanical movement, grade 94, featuring 11 jewels, model 1, class 52, series 2, size 6s, sub-second hand, lever-set and made in U. Housed in a 41mm round hunter gold-tone case with double hinged case back (double cuvette), featuring a protective front cover, and an inner dust cover. It has an elegant engraved finish, paired with a classic bow and crown located at 3 o’clock position. Presented in working condition with a clean movement and well-preserved dial. This timepiece runs accurately and is ready to wear and enjoy. Year / Era: 1888 – Vintage. Country of Manufacture: United States. Features: Roman numerals, minute track, small-seconds. Caliber: Elgin Grade 94. Case Back Markings: Dueber 1370488. Case Diameter w/Crown: 53. Box & Papers: NO. Condition: The watch is in good condition, light signs of wear consistent with its age and use. Extras: It runs accurately. It is ready to wear and enjoy. About Second Hand Horology. At SECOND HAND HOROLOGY, we offer a curated selection of watches ranging from vintage to modern, including both brand-new and pre-owned timepieces. We’re committed to quality, accuracy, and integrity. Professional, unedited photography and clear, transparent descriptions. We also warmly invite you to visit our physical shop and explore the collection in person. We appreciate you checking out our listing! Don’t hesitate to reach out with questions, offers, or just to talk watches – we love what we do and enjoy connecting with fellow enthusiasts. Thank you for your business-we truly appreciate your support and look forward to serving you again in the future! New pieces are added every day, and each listing reflects our commitment to quality, honesty, and service. We’d love for you to take a look and follow us for updates! If you’re unsure whether your offer will be accepted, please feel free to message us beforehand – we’re always happy to discuss respectful offers. We kindly ask that you only submit an offer if you are fully committed to purchasing the item. Once an offer is accepted, the watch will be removed from the market and no longer available to other buyers. Vintage watches often run smaller than today’s standards. Men’s wristwatches typically measure between 29-36mm (excluding the crown), while women’s models-especially from the early 1900s to the 1970s-can be considerably smaller. We encourage you to review the measurements provided and reach out with any sizing questions. Our collection features timepieces that are 20 to 100 years old. Naturally, they may show honest signs of age such as light scratches, patina, or worn straps-features that often add to their unique character and charm. Unless noted as recently serviced, vintage watches may eventually require routine maintenance to keep accurate time. If you’re looking for quartz-level precision, a modern watch may be a better fit. We offer a mix of brand new and pre-owned watches. Pre-owned pieces might have some cosmetic wear, which we always describe clearly. We do not use Photoshop to hide imperfections-only to clean up the background. What you see is what you’ll get. We take great care to present our watches honestly and transparently, and we’re proud to stand behind every piece we sell.

The 1904 Elgin Railroad Grade 214 18S Pocket Watch is a vintage timepiece with Arabic numerals and a lever escapement type. It features a gold plated case with a silver and yellow gold color combination, showcasing a classic and elegant design. With its historical significance and craftsmanship, this Elgin Veritas model is a unique and collectible piece for any watch enthusiast.

Antique Elgin Pocket Watch 18S Coin Silver Elgin 7J 1881 Chain & Key RUNS. NoteWatch has initials engraved in two Places W L E. What you see in the pictures is exactly what you are getting if u need more pictures or have any questions please let me know.

Vintage 1948, 10k rolled gold plate, Elgin Masonic pocket watch. The railroad case (screw down bezel and case back) measures 49mm. It is a stem set and wind. Intriguing Masonic dial with an impressed pattern center. No evidence of base metal that I can see. I can remove the case back and screw it back down using a blue rubber watch ball but I can see a couple spots where it is not completely flush to the case center. Typical tiny dings from respectful use but no scratches or dings of note. Please view all of the high resolution pics as they serve as a precise visual description of the timepiece. Powered by the Elgin 15 jewel, grade 575 movement with 4 adjustments. As always, authenticity is guaranteed. If no one is available to sign for the package, a carrier door tag will be left with instructions on how to receive the package.

Antique Elgin Grade 109 Pocket Watch 0s 7j Tri or Multi Color Gold Filled Case. Used with some dings. Runs for now, no guarantee it will when you get it.

Welcome to Second Hand Horology! We offer a curated selection of timepieces-from vintage classics and brand-new watches to modern icons. Explore our collection of wristwatches, pocket watches, and more. Please take a moment to read the full description, and feel free to reach out with any questions or respectful offers. We’re always happy to help. This is a vintage ladies Elgin pocket watch, dating from 1898. It features a white enamel decorated dial with black Roman numerals, a black “railroad” minute track, matching hands and small-seconds at 6 o’clock. It is a manual-wind pocket watch powered by the original Elgin Watch Co. Mechanical movement, grade 129, featuring 15 jewels, model 1, class 60, series 2, size 0s, sub-second hand, and made in U. Housed in a 36mm round hunter 14K yellow gold filled case with double hinged case back (double cuvette), a protective front cover, and an inner dust cover. It has an elegant engraved three-tone finish, paired with a classic bow and crown located at 3 o’clock position. Presented in working condition with a clean movement and well-preserved dial. This timepiece runs accurately and is ready to wear and enjoy. Year / Era: 1898 – Vintage. Country of Manufacture: United States. Features: Roman numerals, minute track, small-seconds. Caliber: Elgin Grade 129. Case Back Markings: Guaranteed J. Boss 14K 25 Years 6323777. Case Diameter w/Crown: 45.6. Case Thickness: 10.8. Box & Papers: NO. Condition: The watch is in good condition, light signs of wear consistent with its age and use. Notes: It runs accurately. It is ready to wear and enjoy. About Second Hand Horology. At SECOND HAND HOROLOGY, we offer a curated selection of watches ranging from vintage to modern, including both brand-new and pre-owned timepieces. We’re committed to quality, accuracy, and integrity. Professional, unedited photography and clear, transparent descriptions. We also warmly invite you to visit our physical shop and explore the collection in person. We appreciate you checking out our listing! Don’t hesitate to reach out with questions, offers, or just to talk watches – we love what we do and enjoy connecting with fellow enthusiasts. Thank you for your business-we truly appreciate your support and look forward to serving you again in the future! New pieces are added every day, and each listing reflects our commitment to quality, honesty, and service. We’d love for you to take a look and follow us for updates! If you’re unsure whether your offer will be accepted, please feel free to message us beforehand – we’re always happy to discuss respectful offers. We kindly ask that you only submit an offer if you are fully committed to purchasing the item. Once an offer is accepted, the watch will be removed from the market and no longer available to other buyers. Vintage watches often run smaller than today’s standards. Men’s wristwatches typically measure between 29-36mm (excluding the crown), while women’s models-especially from the early 1900s to the 1970s-can be considerably smaller. We encourage you to review the measurements provided and reach out with any sizing questions. Our collection features timepieces that are 20 to 100 years old. Naturally, they may show honest signs of age such as light scratches, patina, or worn straps-features that often add to their unique character and charm. Unless noted as recently serviced, vintage watches may eventually require routine maintenance to keep accurate time. If you’re looking for quartz-level precision, a modern watch may be a better fit. We offer a mix of brand new and pre-owned watches. Pre-owned pieces might have some cosmetic wear, which we always describe clearly. We do not use Photoshop to hide imperfections-only to clean up the background. What you see is what you’ll get. We take great care to present our watches honestly and transparently, and we’re proud to stand behind every piece we sell.

1894 production year Elgin Grade 117, Model 2 Pocket Watch, Sidewinder. 6 size, 7 jewel. Full Hunter Gold filled Philadelphia Victory case with floral engraving, on front and back with initials. Engraving on inside cover as well. Beautifully engraved floral case, slight ding on backside and missing bow. Enamel dial is in very good condition missing crystal and hour hand. Pocket watch is not currently running.

Sets time with ease. The case is in amazing condition. Rare configuration and beautiful engravings on this CWC case!