Pocket Watch Case

From an estate, found exactly as you see it here. NO CASE, NO KEY. Just as you see it here. I tried to wind this using a borrowed keylike thing, but it runs only for a second or two. Looks beautiful to my inexperienced eye, but it’s obviously going to need some help. You know, because those things are not included.

Brand: Waltham Watch Co. Movement: Mechanical (wind-up), Seventeen 17 Jewels. Case Type: Hunter Case (Full-cover hinged lid). Case Material: Base Metal. Dial: Gold tone center with a detailed engraved pattern and black chapter rings featuring Roman numeral markers. The exterior of the hunter case is decorated with a detailed floral and leaf engraving. The movement is engraved with Waltham Watch Co. The inside of the outer case back is marked Waltham Watch Co. ” “Swiss Made, ” and “Base Metal. Condition Notes and Flaws. Specific Flaw: When wound, the internal movement (the “innards”) is observed to be running and spinning, but the analog hands on the dial do not move. The case shows minor signs of age and wear, including light scratching and some surface patina/discoloration consistent with a vintage base metal item. The winding/setting mechanism works.

52 Grams Gold Filled Pocket Watch Case Keystone/Philadelphia Scrap Parts Repair. Two cases one is a Keystone the other is philadelphia, acording to pocketwatch database case info these would be classified as 10K. Small 12s I believe and the other a 18s, Little to no wear.

This product is a collection of antique silver-tone pocket watch cases and parts, featuring a variety of brands. The cases are made of silver-tone material and are compatible with antique pocket watches. This lot offers a range of options for collectors or enthusiasts looking to restore or repair vintage timepieces.

Hank you for visiting our antique jewelry store. For your collection, we have an excellent collectible piece for sale. This time, we’re offering a vintage pocket watch for refurbishment or use as a replacement for other watches. Circa 1910 (watch with 115 years old). Dial porcelain with Arabic numerals. Case silver, with image, period woman, in relief. Measures 49mm (excluding crown). Not working, needs revision. Published photos are featured article. All our photos are of high quality, so you can see well, in detail, the article, and no doubt.

The product is a lot of early antique pocket watch parts, including frames, cases, and other accessories. Perfect for collectors or enthusiasts looking to restore or repair their vintage timepieces, this lot offers a wide variety of authentic pieces to enhance the functionality and aesthetic of your pocket watch collection. Waltham, Stratford, Harvard, orvin, locust, E. P gainor, Elgin, union and more. See pictures for details.

What you see is exactly what you will receive!! Shows heavy age appropriate wear… For parts or repair.. Please make reasonable offers! Please see my other listings and follow my store for more interesting collectibles! Please expect age appropriate wear on previously owned items.

Thank you for visiting our antique jewelry store. For your collection, we have an excellent collectible piece for sale. This time, we’re offering a vintage pocket watch for refurbishment or use as a replacement for other watches. Attention: watchmakers, hobbyists, resellers. Circa 1900 (watch with 126 years old). Dial porcelain with roman numerals. Measures 52mm (excluding crown). Mechanical movement, Remontoir, Ancre Ligne Droite. Not working, needs revision. Published photos are featured article. All our photos are of high quality, so you can see well, in detail, the article, and no doubt.

Philadelphia Case Co 25 Yrs 2 Tone Pocket Watch Case 0s Elgin 320 For Parts. Beautiful case, watch needs a service to run again.

Please view all photos. Requires servicing or Parts – I’ve tried to wind but the time just keeps adjusting. Don’t have any knowledge with watches but there is a Problem with the crown when trying to wind or adjust time. Watch will run for a few minutes at most then stop. Crystal cracked as per 3rd photo. Engraved appears to be “LC”. Appears it could be original leather strap which one side has separated (needs restitching) as per last photograph. Residents of the United Kingdom contact me for cost to Post.