Pocket Watch Case

RAISED HUNTING SCENE DESIGN CASE POCKET WATCH. MECHANICAL 17 JEWELS SWISS MADE – RARE MID-CENTURY. True collector’s gem. Swiss-made Elgin mechanical pocket watch. Beautifully blends craftsmanship with rugged outdoor charm. Housed in a detailed. Brass full hunter case. This timepiece features an. Hunters, dogs, rifles, and deer or elk in a forest scene. A rare and visually captivating motif. Mechanical (manual wind), 17-jewel. Classic white face with. Full Hunter (front cover opens). Mid-century vintage / outdoorsman / casual. Overall condition is excellent. Raised case design is. Watch winds and runs. BUT UNTESTED AS TO ACCURACY. Light signs of age/use consistent with vintage pieces. No original box or papers. COMES AS SHOW – AS FOUND – AS IS! INCLUDES THE WATCH CHAIN. UNTESTED BUT DOES WIND AND SEEMS TO KEEP CORRECT TIME! DIAMETER – 2.0 INCHES. NEAR PERFECT – MINOR IMPERFECTIONS / WEAR AS EXPECTED DUE TO THE AGE! AS WITH ALL VINTAGE WATCHES – NO FUNCTIONALITY IS GUARANTEED! PLEASE REVIEW ALL OF THE PICTURES PROVIDED! THEY ARE TO BE CONSIDERED AN INTEGRAL PART OF THE DESCRIPTION. We are in the business of treasure hunting, redoing, restoring, recycling, re-imagining, up-cycled cool vintage items and collectibles. We treasure hunt local, national, and international market places. Pieces are found at auctions, garage sales, internet, and flea markets. Every effort is made to describe items to the best of our ability and we pack items safely and securely. No warranties expressed or implied, all vintage items are in “AS IS” condition! Occasionally after an exhausting search for a pattern, or other description, we come up with no results! TO SEARCH FOR OUR OTHER FABULOUS FINDS! MARKET PLACE 06.01.2025.

The Illinois Pocket Watch is a vintage timepiece with a classic two-tone design and a display back case, featuring 17 jewels and Arabic numerals on a white dial. With a polished silver color case and a size of 18, this pocket watch is suitable for both men and women and is a unique piece with a piece of American history. The dial has done repair and some hairline cracks the case has some scratches or dents.

This rare mid-century Elgin hunting case pocket watch is a vintage timepiece that exudes a classic charm. With a mechanical manual movement and 17 jewels, this Swiss-made watch is both functional and stylish. The full hunter brass case with a detailed raised design showcases a unique and sophisticated craftsmanship. Featuring Roman numerals on a white face, this pocket watch is perfect for casual wear and adds a touch of nostalgia to any outfit. Ideal for men who appreciate quality and heritage in their accessories.

The product is an antique 1917 Hamilton Railroad Grade 16s pocket watch with a mechanical (manual) movement and 21 jewels. It features a yellow gold GF case with a polished finish, white dial with Arabic numerals, and a lever escapement type. The pocket watch has a unique railroad grade style and a screwback caseback, making it a vintage piece with historical significance. Made in the United States during the early 20th century, this Hamilton pocket watch is a rare and valuable collector’s item. No hairlines/ good crystal/ clean movement/ excellent case/ closures work. WINDS and RUNS – SERVICED. I will resolve any issue quickly and to your satisfaction.

Antique Elgin pocket watch, made in USA circa 1898 (movement serial 7562379). Movement: Mechanical, 15 jewels, Safety Pinion. Size: 18s (large men’s pocket watch). Case: Defiance case with detailed train engraving on the back – rare and collectible. Dial: White with bold Arabic numerals, subsidiary seconds at 3 o’clock. Condition: The watch is fully working. Dial shows visible aging and patina (spots, wear), but numbers are clear and hands intact. The case is well preserved, with beautiful detailed train scene on the back cover. Rare railroad-themed pocket watch, over 120 years old. A great collectible piece for Elgin collectors or railroad memorabilia enthusiasts.

We now offer, for you to enjoy your collection, the following article. An excellent piece of high-end collecting and Swiss watches. On this occasion we offer for sale an antique open face pocket watch. Unique jewel to wear for gift birthday anniversary wedding engagement surprise. Circa 1920 (watch with 100 years old). Dial with Arabic numerals, signed CYMA. Stainless steel case, numbered 14804/9913. Open and close the covers in excellent condition. Measures 48mm (excluding crown). Mechanical movement, numbered 407797, signed CYMA. 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 used to be carried in the pocket, not checked in passing, and this antique Waltham pocket watch comes from that era when American watchmaking defined mechanical precision. The clean white dial presents bold Roman numerals with classic blued hands sweeping across the face, anchored by a small seconds register at six o’clock. The case carries delicate engraved detailing around the bezel and bow, a quiet flourish typical of late-19th to early-20th century American watch design. Inside beats a 17-jewel movement signed Waltham, Mass. A configuration that once represented dependable mid-to-high grade craftsmanship. Even at a glance, the watch carries the unmistakable weight and presence of a true mechanical instrument rather than a decorative reproduction. The movement plates show the fine patterned finishing that Waltham applied to many of their better movements, a reminder that even unseen parts were treated with pride. Serial markings and internal engravings remain visible inside the case, adding authenticity and collectible appeal. The case interior is marked for gold-filled construction, a durable standard for quality watches of the period. Together the dial, movement, and case represent the kind of American horology that once powered railroads, businesses, and daily life. Paragraph two is where the old watchmakers would quietly smirk at modern disposable timepieces. This Waltham was built to be opened, serviced, and understood, not tossed away when a battery dies. The movement architecture is mechanical logic made visible-gears stacked with purpose, jeweled pivots reducing friction, and bridges engraved with subtle decorative patterning that most owners never even saw. You can trace the power from mainspring to balance wheel like reading a map of engineering from another century. Even the screws and regulator assembly carry that careful finish that separates true watchmaking from assembly-line electronics. It’s the sort of mechanism that rewards curiosity; one look under the caseback and you realize why collectors still chase these pieces more than a hundred years later. The aesthetic balance between mechanical complexity and elegant restraint is part of what made Waltham such a powerhouse in American watch history. They were producing millions of watches, yet the craftsmanship never lost its sense of deliberate precision. A watch like this was not merely a timekeeper-it was a small machine meant to live a lifetime in someone’s pocket. Pocket watches like this once marked more than hours; they marked moments. Conductors checked them before trains departed, businessmen consulted them before signing deals, and families passed them down as heirlooms tied to personal histories. Holding one now is like holding a fragment of that earlier rhythm of life, when timekeeping required gears, springs, and human hands rather than microchips. This example remains in working, as-is condition, though like many antique mechanical watches it may benefit from future servicing depending on how it will be used. The case shows honest age and light wear consistent with a watch that has lived a long mechanical life. The dial remains clear and legible with the classic Roman layout that collectors tend to favor. Inside, the engraved movement offers that mesmerizing mechanical landscape that makes antique watches so compelling. It’s a piece equally suited for a watch collector, a display in a study or library, or someone who simply appreciates the craftsmanship of traditional horology. Wind it, listen to the quiet ticking, and you’re hearing the same mechanical heartbeat that once kept time generations ago. These are vintage or custom pieces that will not be perfect unless noted otherwise. Flaws and age should be expected. Any questions, please ask. If there are any questions regarding a product, please reach out. Our policy is to answer your questions within 24 hours, most times significantly less. Please check your tracking numbers to view where your package is currently in transit. Colors have been sharpened on some images to show item detail and may reflect in slightly dimmer appearance in real life.

Brand: Elgin National Watch Co. Year of Manufacture: 1909 (based on serial #14146960). Movement: Mechanical (Manual Wind) 15 Jewels. Case: Gold Filled “Cyclone” (10-year guarantee). Dial: White porcelain with Arabic numerals and sub-second dial. A beautiful piece of American history. The mechanical movement is elegantly engraved and features 15 jewels. The gold-filled case shows a stunning sunburst-style engraving on the back. The porcelain dial has a classic vintage look, though it shows some honest hairline cracks consistent with its age (over 110 years old). > “Glass (Crystal):” The front glass has a small chip, which is visible in the photos. Also, please note that the glass crystal is loose and may come off when the front bezel is opened. > “Technical Issue:” the watch needs a professional service. When you try to wind it, the hands rotate instead of winding the spring. The box is not original. Please examine all photos closely, as they are part of the description. If you have any questions, feel free to ask!

When gently shaken this neat old watch starts to run and runs for a short time. The crystal is showing some mild scratching from use and age. The dial measures about 1 1/2 inches in diameter. The movement is marked 17 Jewels and has the number 15729504. The back cover is showing some scratching. The front of the case does have some dings. Please see the pictures posted and my store for many more great items.

Vintage South Bend Model 2 Grade 219 19 Jewels 16s Openface Pocket Watch. Hands will set when crown is pulled. Appears to have one or two slight dents on back cover. Face has some damage/hairline cracks. Estimated production year: 1915. Check out my store!