Pocket Watch Case

Vintage Elgin watch with studebaker on the dial. Also has on the backing P. P Loyal order of the moose. Cool display piece for the vintage time piece collector. It is not working. It is missing the glass on the dial, there are no hands on the second smaller dial, no wind piece, and it currently is not functioning. Aesthetically, there are serious scratches on the dial. This watch was found in at an estate sale. No knowledge of its history. Illinois watch case company. Part number on case back is 4348600. South bend watch company 1077136 inside the watch itself. Listed as 21 jewel watch.

Time Pieces, Parts & More. 1886 Aurora Watch Co. 18S 15 Jewels Coin Silver Case Pocket Watch. Watch is in excellent condition for age. Dial is free of cracks. I think re-cased at some point into this lovely coin silver case. Original style glass crystal. Case is in excellent shape. 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.

Up for sale is a vintage Waltham pocket watch from 1908. This classic timepiece has a 16s size and features a stainless steel case with beautiful etching. It is equipped with 17 jewels for accurate timekeeping and is a great addition to any watch collection. This watch has been well-maintained and is in excellent working condition. Don’t miss out on the chance to own this piece of history! Appears to no work but i might not know how to get it too. Amazing shape from 1908 with etched trim, loop holder, and back.

Beautiful 16 Size Pocket Watch Elgin B. Raymond 23 Jewels Salesman Sample Case! Runs fantastic out of my collection. I’ve never taken this out anywhere. This is a lever puller pocket watch. No hairline cracks on the dial or crystals.. VERY BEAUTIFUL GREAT RUNNING POCKET WATCH.

Silver Plated Pocket Watch. Size: 16 Made In 1919. This Salesman Display Case. Lever Set Railroad Pocket. Is in Excellent Condition and. On Both The Bezels. To See My High End Pocket Watches and Chains. Engraved On The Movement.

PLEASE ASK FOR FURTHER. INFORMATION, ADDITIONAL PICTURES OR ASK QUESTIONS PRIOR TO PURHASE. Hamilton Private Label Pocket Watch Gold Filled Hunter Case 1904 17 Jewels. Circa 1904, Service History Unknown, Lever Set, Hunter Case, Gold Filled, Shows Some Wear. Grade 925, Model 2, Size 18, 17 Jewels, 1904, Lever Set. Last Service Date Unknown, May need Serviced, Hunter Case, Gold Filled. Case is Gold Filled, Case is decorative front and back and shows some wear, Front Case Cover opens slightly over 90° and needs a little encouragement to open once crown is pulled out, Inside Front Case Cover is marked 365113, Front Bezel is Glass and in good condition, Outside of the dust cover is not marked and shows some wear, Inside the dust cover is marked Monitor 365113, Inside Back Case Cover is marked 365113, Case under Back Case Cover is marked 5113, Crown is stiff but pulls out to set, shows some wear and not marked. Dial is Private Label and Marked: Otto C. Boelte Columbus, Wis, Dial is white, Dial has a hairline between the 27 and 28 minute mark from the edge of the sub second and edge of dial, PLEASE STUDY PHOTOS CAREFULLY. Hands are Blue and in good condition. Movement is marked: 263394 Hamilton Watch Co Lancaster, PA 17 Jewel Safety Pinion. Movement is Nickel and Service History is Unknown. Movement appears original to this case. One Hour Timing Test showed no timing error, 0 seconds. One Hour Timing Test showed an error in timing, 10 Seconds slow. Watch continued running in all positions: Dial Up, Pendent Right, Pendent Left, Dial Down, Pendent Down. Full wind duration test shows watch ran hours.

The glass has come loose from it and will need to be glued back on. It does tick but does not keep time. Needs a good cleaning. The case does not exactly fit it but is included. Good for repair or restore perhaps. Has some typical discoloring and marks from use and storage. Please contact me with any problems or questions and I will get back to you ASAP. Thank you for looking.

Time Pieces, Parts & More. 1896 Illinois Bunn Special 24 Jewels 18S. 925 Sterlling Silver Case Pocket Watch. This is a stunning example of a Bunn Special 24 Jewels in. 925 sterling silver case. This has to be my favorite 24J Bunn I have owned. Watch is in excellent condition thorughout. Running strong and keeping great time. Case is crisp with sharp and pronounced engravings. The large crown makes winding a pleasure. The dial is free of hairline cracks. A few scratches and a little chip by where the seconds hand mount (these inclusions I can only see with magnification). 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.

This vintage Aero Rollie pocket watch is a timeless piece that exudes sophistication. With its classic silver full hunter case, white dial with Roman numerals and elegant hands, this watch is the perfect accessory for any stylish gentleman. The mechanical (manual) movement with 17 jewels ensures precise timekeeping, while the seconds hand adds a touch of refinement. Made for the discerning collector, this pocket watch is a true gem. Its features include a beautiful display with analog functionality, a full hunter closure and a sleek design. Perfect for any occasion, this Aero Rollie pocket watch adds a touch of luxury to any outfit.

In excellent cosmetic and working condition! Keeps time in all positions! Complete service (disassembly, cleaning, lubrication, adjustment). The serial number of the movement is 2053819. Which corresponds to the 1907 issue. The Enamel dial has a very short hairline (please see photo). But overall it is in very good condition. American Watch Case Co. The Case has no dents or deep scratches. All caps screw on easily and correctly. The Mineral Crystal is without chips or cracks. But has minor scratches from use and time. Crown and Ring are perfect. Pocket watch diameter 51 mm. CH 16831 Raquette Brisebard. The symbol of the Swiss Federal cross Swiss Federal Cross stamped onto a watch movement indicates a Swiss patent. The number 16831 alongside this in the centre of the regulator pivot on a balance cock indicates a Swiss patent titled “Raquette Brisebard”. Swiss patent CH16831 was granted to Charles Brisebard of Besançon, France, on 21 May 1898. And it was evidently assigned or licensed to Longines. The purpose of the design is to allow the regulator lever to be turned, without moving the curb pins, so that the regulator lever points to the centre of the scale on the balance cock. When the curb pins are moved to the correct place on the balance spring to bring the movement to time, the regulator pointer is usually slightly off centre on the scale. Usually the only way to change this is by adding or removing mass from the balance. The regulator lever, instead of being made as a single part, was made in two parts. One part comprises a complete ring with a long pointer/lever that points to the Faster/Slower scale on the balance cock. A second partial ring, which carries the curb pins on a radial arm, fits tightly around the ring on the end of the lever. The tight fit of the partial ring means that moving the lever will normally cause the partial ring and curb pins to move with it, but the partial ring can also be turned on the regulator lever ring by holding one and turning the other. The drawing shows a possible alignment, with the curb pin carrier in line with the regulator lever. Alternative positions of the curb pins are shown ghosted. The red arrows show how the parts are assembled to pivot in the normal way around a disc fixed to the balance cock by two screws. The green arrow indicates a small rectangular part which carries the curb pins and is fixed by a screw (not shown) to a slot in the carrier. The slot in the carrier allows the curb pins to be moved inwards or outwards. Please see all the photos, and if you have any questions. Please contact me, I will be happy to answer. For buyers from other countries, depending on current tariffs. You can write me your zip code to determine the exact cost.