Pocket Watch Case

Beautiful antique Waltham pocket watch, made in the USA around 1905. Movement serial number 13590359, Grade 210, 17 jewels, manual wind. Case: Colonial Series gold-filled case signed FOR WALTHAM D. Engraved dedication inside: “From Mamma, June 1909″ – adds historical charm. Silver-tone guilloché dial with blue numerals and sub-second dial. Condition: Very good for its age, light wear and minor surface marks. The watch winds and runs; time accuracy not tested. An elegant and collectible piece of early 1900s American watchmaking.

Antique Illinois Pocket Watch 15 Jewels w/ Chain & Knife – No Crystal As Is. This is an antique Illinois pocket watch made by the Illinois Watch Co. In Springfield, featuring a 15-jewel mechanical movement. Serial number on the movement (3137004) dates it to around 1917. ? Brand: Illinois Watch Co. ? Movement: Mechanical, 15 Jewels. ? Dial: White with black Arabic numerals and red minute markers. ? Chain: Vintage gold-tone chain included. ? Fob: Matching vintage pocketknife with two folding blades. The front crystal (glass) is missing. This piece is ideal for collectors, restoration projects, or display.

Illinois Pocket Watch train locomotive case 17 Jewels 18s, need a service air spring is good run some time only, some scratch a the case, the dial is paint. On sales of all items within Canada, regardless of exemption status. I will answer questions from Mondays to Fridays. M to 5 p.

Very nice circa 1915 Series O, 23 jewel 16 size lever set men’s Railroad pocket watch. Yellow gold filled swing-out style case signed E. Porcelain dial with black Arabic numerals signed “Howard”. Lever sets and winding also work great. Ready to go into your collection of railroad pocket watches. See photos and video of this 110 year old Howard Railroad watch running. I have many more items coming up for sale! Be sure to check out all my other items I have currently for sale.

Burlington Pocket Watch -16s 19 Jewels – Working Excellent in Presentation case. Winds and sets nice.

We now offer, for you to enjoy your collection, the following article. An excellent piece of high-end collecting and watches. Unique jewel to wear for gift birthday anniversary wedding engagement surprise. Year: 1900 (Watch with more than 121 years). Dial porcelain two colors, with Roman numerals. Case solid silver, N° 35004. Mechanical movement, N° 35004. System Straight Line – 15 Jewels. Measures: 48 mm excellent size (not include crown). Excellent working and performance. It has a maintenance service before putting it up for sale. All my watches are subjected to review and service, to ensure proper operation. Published photos are featured article. All our photos are of high quality, so you can see well, in detail, the article, and no doubt.

Time Pieces, Parts & More. 1889 Illinois Grade 130 4S 7 Jewels Gold Filled Hunter Case Pocket Watch. Excellent condition for age. Exceptional dial and case. Runs and keeps good time. Service history is unknown. If you are purchasing a watch band or part, it is your responsibility to ensure that the sizing is correct for your watch. Measurements and specifications are included in the description and we can always provide additional information upon request. We take great care in packaging the items to assure they arrive safely at your hand. This is the safest option for both parties. We are a small business and operate on slim margins. We will only accept return when an error was made on our end e. Discrepancy or misrepresentation in the description.

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.