Up for sale is a fascinating, beautifully preserved piece of late 19th-century American horology. This 18-size open-face pocket watch represents a rare historical “marriage” featuring three prominent names from the golden age of American watchmaking. The Movement: Manufactured by the short-lived Lancaster Watch Company (Lancaster, PA) circa 1881. It features the desirable “West End” grade configuration with a beautiful gilt finish and an intricately hand-engraved balance cock. Stamped with serial number 49111 and Patent Pinion. The inner case back features the crisp, original “Blauer” oval hallmark and the “Coin” ribbon stamp alongside the serial number 52776. The Dial & Hands: This watch features a highly sought-after private label enamel dial custom-printed for the lowa Watch Co. Unlike most dials from this era, this porcelain face is in exceptional condition with zero hairline cracks, spiderwebbing, or edge chips. It features crisp Roman numerals, a sub-seconds register, and original deep plum blued-steel hands. Condition Notes. Cosmetic: Excellent antique condition. The case shows minor pocket wear and a beautiful natural silver patina. The crystal is clear. Mechanical: The watch winds, sets, and the balance wheel spins freely/ticks smoothly. (Note: As with all century-old mechanical timepieces, a professional service is recommended for daily timekeeping accuracy). Please review the photos carefully as they constitute part of the description.

This is a Hampden pocket watch with a coin silver case, please look at photos closely as they are part of the description, the watch does show signs of wear and has some dents and scratches on the case. The dial has a small hairline crack at the one o clock, as shown in photos. Is does have an engraving on the front of the case.

For sale is a beautiful American Waltham antique pocket watch, dating to approximately 1885 based on movement serial number 2,672,544. The watch is housed in a genuine coin-silver case and features an attractive 10K gold train inlay on the back cover. The detailed train design gives this late-19th-century pocket watch a distinctive railroad-inspired appearance and makes it an excellent display or collector piece. Type: Antique pocket watch. Movement Serial Number: 2,672,544. Case Material: Coin silver. Back-Cover Design: Train inlay. Inlay Material: 10K gold. Era: Late 19th century. Country of Manufacture: United States. Due to the age of the watch, long-term accuracy, power reserve and service history are not guaranteed. Please examine all photos carefully, as they are an important part of the description. You will receive the exact pocket watch shown.

Beautiful antique Swiss 0.800 silver pocket watch with ornate engraved case and Roman-numeral dial. Winds stiffly and not currently running-likely needs service. Case stamped 0.800, genuine solid silver (not plated). Great collector or restoration piece. See photos for details and imperfections.

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.

What you see is what you will receive. Needs cleaned and polished. Comes with scuffs, scratches and surface wear. Please see pictures and you be the judge on details and conditions. The numbered sticker is for my purpose.

Raymond Pocket Watch Silver Case 17 Jewels Manual Roman Numeral Dial. Ticks, but needs balancing. Does not keep accurate time. Recently looked at, and diagnosed with balance problem. But in need of watchman to repair. Glass face cover unscrews and mechanism lifts open.

18 size Coin Silver open face pocket watch case missing the crystal, Crown-winding stem, and bow. There are no inner springs, and the hinges seem stronger. There are dents, dings and scratches. It measures over 2 1/8 inches across not including the stem, and weighs over 75 grams on my scale. Look very closely at the photos as they are part of the Description.

For sale is an antique 18-size hunting case pocket watch featuring a Grade 74 movement from the. This timepiece is a “Private Label” edition produced for the retailer. And remains in its original, factory-matched silver housing. Technical Status: Please see video of watch running. It is over 130 year old so a cleaning and oiling would be suggested to keep it in functional condition. Crescent Watch Case Co. Hunting Case (Front & Back Covers). All case serial numbers match. On the front lid, back lid, and inner dust cover (cuvette). Hinges are tight and the case closes securely. The exterior features original engine-turning and an unmonogrammed central shield. Running but has been sitting for many years. There is a chip near the sub-second hand at 6 o’clock and a hairline crack near the 10 o’clock position. The crystal is present but loose and needs to be reseated. Please review all high-resolution photos and the included video for exact mechanical and cosmetic condition.

935 SILVER NIELLO POCKET WATCH CASE PERRET & BERTHOUD LOCLE. 935 silver niello pocket watch case by Perret & Berthoud of Locle, featuring elaborate ivy and vine decoration, original blue cabochon crown, and untouched cartouche. A beautiful example of late 19th-century Swiss decorative silverwork. Dating to the late Victorian / Belle Époque period, this richly decorated Swiss pocket watch case was produced by Perret & Berthoud of Locle, one of Switzerland’s historic watchmaking centers. The exterior is adorned with intricate ivy, grapevine, and floral motifs executed in traditional niello work, a decorative technique in which engraved silver is filled with a dark metallic alloy to create striking contrast and depth. The resulting black-and-silver surface highlights the flowing botanical forms associated with the Art Nouveau movement and the decorative arts of the Belle Époque era. At the center rests an untouched cartouche framed by the surrounding niello decoration. The reverse features an additional polished reserve, also left unmonogrammed, a desirable detail as many surviving examples from the period were personalized. The original crown remains fitted with a deep blue cabochon terminal, an elegant decorative feature often found on higher-quality Swiss watch cases of the period. 935 Silver Marks. Swiss Hallmarks. Serial Number 23454. Perret & Berthoud, Locle Signature. Locle was among the most important centers of Swiss horology during the nineteenth century, and this case reflects the high level of craftsmanship associated with fine Swiss decorative silverwork. Please note this listing is for the antique pocket watch case only. No movement is present. Very good antique condition with age-appropriate wear consistent with over 100 years of age. Niello decoration remains largely intact and beautifully detailed. Original blue cabochon crown remains present. Hallmarks are clear and legible. Original antique patina preserved. Maker: Perret & Berthoud Origin: Locle, Switzerland Metal. 935 Silver Technique: Niello Decoration Era: Late Victorian / Belle Époque Date: c. Antique Swiss watch case niello silver watch case Perret Berthoud Locle. 935 silver pocket watch Swiss silver watch case Art Nouveau silver Belle Epoque silver niello pocket watch case antique watch case Swiss horology.