Pocket Watch Case

Higher grade Waltham 21 jewel adjusted 1903 antique 18 size railroad pocket watch in a great case with an engraved horse and rider in back. A beautiful 92 model movement featuring gold jewel settings, timing screws and a churches star regulator. Watch runs with good motion. Serial number 12673104, circa 1903 making this watch almost 125 years old. A very attractive bright damaskeened railroad movement. Dial is the original Waltham double sunk glass enamel railroad dial in very nice shape, but does have a faint hairline, nice hands and watch winds and sets correctly. Case is a very nice, massive nickel silver screw back and bezel case with a beveled glass crystal. Awsome engraving of a horse and rider on back. Case does have some light wear but is a very nice case and case opens and closes correctly. A very nice railroad watch. Please see pictures for more information and condition.

An elegant vintage mechanical wristwatch with the refined character and craftsmanship collectors look for in a well-preserved period timepiece. This handsome example features a polished gold-filled case, classic vintage proportions, a hinged caseback, and a coordinating metal expansion bracelet. Its understated styling gives it the sophisticated appearance associated with fine mid-century jewelry and traditional American watchmaking. At the heart of the watch is a 17-jewel mechanical movement with a traditional lever escapement. Importantly, the watch was professionally serviced within the past two weeks and is presently performing exceptionally well. It winds and sets smoothly and has demonstrated excellent timekeeping, with no noticeable gain or loss during daily observation. The recent professional service is a significant advantage for the next owner, distinguishing this piece from many vintage watches offered in unknown or unserviced condition. It is ready to be worn, displayed, or added directly to an established collection. The gold-filled case retains an attractive polished appearance with the subtle signs of age and use expected of an authentic vintage timepiece. These natural indications of age contribute to its character rather than detracting from its overall presentation. Notable features include a 17-jewel mechanical movement, lever escapement, polished gold-filled case, hinged caseback, vintage expansion bracelet, smooth winding and setting operation, recent professional service, and excellent current timekeeping. This is a particularly appealing watch for the collector of vintage American timepieces, estate jewelry, or classic mechanical watches. Its combination of traditional craftsmanship, handsome presentation, recent servicing, and dependable operation makes it an excellent opportunity to acquire a vintage watch that can be appreciated both as a collectible and as a functional timepiece. Please review all photographs carefully, as they are considered an important part of the description and accurately represent the exact watch being offered. As with any vintage mechanical watch, future accuracy and service intervals cannot be guaranteed, but the watch is currently running and performing exceptionally well following its recent professional service.

Classic American Railroad Grade Chronometry. Up for sale is a highly collectible 16 Size, 21-Jewel. Illinois Bunn Special “Sixty Hour”. Pocket Watch, featuring the sought-after. Model 14, Variation Type III movement. Crafted by the Illinois Watch Company in Springfield, IL, circa. This railroad-grade timepiece was engineered with the famous. A vital technological innovation that ensured safety and continuous operation across extended railwa. Bunn Special (Sixty Hour). (Manual Wind) / Lever-Set. 60-Hour Motor Barrel, Double Roller, Micro-Metric Whip Regulator. Adjusted to Temperature & 6 Positions. Double-Sunk White Porcelain Enamel with Gothic/Railroad Numerals. Blued Steel Spade Hands. Factory Bunn Special Model 181. 680391 Internal rim stamp matching. Excellent (Tested, Runs, and Keeps Time). United States (Springfield, IL). Key Features & Highlights. Lever-set, 21-jewel mechanical movement with raised gold jewel settings, double roller, micro-metric regulator, and a stunning ray-patterned nickel finish. Model 14, Type III variation (marked “Sixty Hour” on the train bridge). Tested and currently running and keeping time. Original double-sunk white porcelain enamel dial with heavy Gothic / Railroad-style Arabic numerals, crisp outer triangular minute track markers, and. Seconds register at 6 o’clock. Heat-treated blued steel spade hands with matching blued sub. Housed in a period-correct, factory-matched. 10K Gold Filled Bunn Special Model 181. Case (Serial #680391 / #1680391). Screw-off front bezel and case back feature an intricate Art Deco geometric black enamel-inlaid motif along the rim and a clean back medallion with an engraved shield corner detail. Runs strong and keeps time. Lever sets smoothly and mainspring winds properly. Double-sunk dial presents wonderfully with bold, legible numerals. Clear crystal offers an unobstructed view of the face. Screw bezel and case back thread on securely. This watch runs and keeps time as shown. It is encouraged to zoom in on case. And movement detail shots. As an antique timepiece. Service/cleaning by a qualified watchmaker is recommended if you intend to wear or carry this piece regularly. Please review all the. As they serve as the primary condition report for this watch. I take high-resolution, macro photographs from every angle so you can see the exceptional quality of both the movement and the flawless porcelain dial. The watch pictured is the exact timepiece you will receive.

Beautiful Elgin heavy 6 size deeply engraved hunting case antique pocket watch. Movement is an Elgin movement and is a nickel 7 jewel movement and is in running condition, but I have not checked it for timekeeping. Dial is in nice shape with very nice hands. Watch winds and sets correctly. Case is a beautiful engraved quality Essex 14K warranted 20 years gold filled case. Hinges all work correctly and case opens and closes correctly. Some light wear but no brass and beautifully engraved covers. A beautiful hunting case pocket watch with very nice sharp detailed engraving. Please see pictures for more information and condition.

Offered for sale is an antique American Waltham Watch Co. Open-face pocket watch housed in its original Silveroid case. Features include: American Waltham Watch Co. Approximately 54.5 mm (18 Size) 17 Jewel Adjusted movement Movement Serial No. 17056802 Original Waltham signed dial Safety Pinion movement Guaranteed Silveroid Genuine case (not solid silver) The watch winds and is running at the time of listing. The minute hand and sub-seconds hand are missing. Timekeeping accuracy has not been tested over an extended period, and the service history is unknown. The movement appears complete and original, showing normal age-related spotting and patina. The original dial exhibits noticeable discoloration, staining, and wear consistent with its age. The Silveroid case shows scratches, scuffs, and general wear from normal use. Please review all photographs carefully, as they are part of the description and accurately represent the watch’s condition.

The 18SZ-Elgin Pocket Watch of 1906 features a cut-away dial(you can watch the gears turn while you set the time) with Arabic Numerals, housed in a silver and nickel silver case. This vintage timepiece has a lever escapement type, manual movement, With 7 jewels and a 12-hour dial, this pocket watch exudes a casual style that is perfect for any man looking to add a touch of old-world charm to their collection. Made in the United States, this Elgin pocket watch is a unique piece that showcases the craftsmanship and quality of the early 20th century.

17-jewel movement with Safety Pinion, signed white enamel dial with sunk seconds subdial. Housed in a nickel Monitor case with an engraved case back (monogram/cartouche, personalized “1913″ on the interior cuvette). Watch runs and keeps time. As with any antique mechanical watch, a full service by a qualified watchmaker is recommended before regular use to ensure long-term reliability. A great honest running example of an early 1900s Waltham for a collector or as an entry-level piece.

The 18SZ-Elgin Pocket Watch is a vintage timepiece with a classic open face closure and Roman numeral indices. It features a 15. Jewel movement, running smoothly since it has been serviced. The pocket watch comes with a fob and is housed in a Display case, making it both stylish and functional. Crafted with silver and nickel silver, this pocket watch exudes a casual yet sophisticated charm. Ideal for collectors or those looking to add a unique touch to their accessory collection, this Elgin pocket watch is a timeless piece with a touch of nostalgia.

Up for sale is a vintage Omega pocket watch in a stainless steel case featuring the Omega Caliber 161 manual-wind movement with 15 jewels. The watch is currently running well. On my timegrapher it measured approximately +14 seconds/day, 6.1 ms beat error, and 304° amplitude (see photos). Timegrapher readings are a snapshot only and are not a guarantee of future performance or accuracy. Genuine Omega pocket watch. 49 mm case diameter (excluding crown). Silver dial with applied markers and Arabic numerals. Small seconds subdial at 6 o’clock. Includes watch chain shown in photos. Running at the time of listing. Dial is clean with attractive vintage patina. Crystal has light signs of wear. Please examine all photos carefully as they are part of the description. Chain shown in photos. Display box is for photography only and is not included unless otherwise stated. Case Material: Stainless Steel. Case Size: 49 mm. Number of Jewels: 15. Country/Region of Manufacture: Switzerland. Vintage: Yes Omega Vintage Pocket Watch Cal. 161 15 Jewel Stainless Case Runs Strong 49mm.

1896 Waltham Crescent St 17 Jewel 18s Pocket Watch Runs Gold Filled Case 17j. This watch is in. Running condition and the case is in good condition. The dial of the watch looks good with the hour marks labeled around the outside edge. The black blue tinted hands are also in good condition. The crystal is glass. It is a mechanical watch, which means that you wind the watch by turning the stem. I wound the watch and it was off. About 1 minute off after running for 24 hours. Pull out the LEVER to set time. The watch winds very easily. The case measures 55 mm across. The things I see wrong with this watch is that case is worn on the back, this is a hunter case movement yet it is housed in an open face case making it a sidewinder, and there are cracks in the dial. The front of the watch reads. American Waltham Watch Co. This is a Model 1883. American Pocket Watch Size 18. The inside case reads. (indicates 14K Gold Filled Warrantied for 20 years). The outside case reads. Was floral with crest. Questions always welcome as I aim to describe all aspects of my items to the best of my ability. I timed this watch dial up and crown up to get the timing mentioned above. As always it is suggested to get watches fully services to bring them back to perfect precision and proper time keeping.