Antique 12 Size Fahy’s Engraved Open Face Pocket Watch Case Sterling Silver. Item: Pocket Watch Case. Case Material: Sterling Silver. Overall Condition: Fair, overall condition for its age. Case: There are dents and wear on the case. Crystal: There are scratches on the crystal. Crown: It is missing the stem and crown.
59.5 mm IN DIAMETER. VERY GOOD CONDITION, NO DAMAGE, JUST EVENLY TARNISHED. OPENS AND CLOSES FIRMLY. WEIGHT: 111.4 GRAMS. Questions are welcome if I missed anything in the description, specifics, or additional information is needed. Other kinds of payments are accepted.
Antique Bailey Banks & Biddle Co. Pocket watch in sterling silver case. Case is inscribed Princeton University June 11, 1898, Second Junior Orator Prize.
This watch currently sets and runs. This watch has not been tested for accuracy. Because this is a vintage watch, it may be in need of cleaning or regulating. This watch is in need of a new crystal, it does not come with one. Thank you for viewing our listing.
Pocket watch Travel clock. Sterling steel watch case. Sterling Silver outer pop up travel case. Rare travel clock, Don’t Miss out. Pop up case does have a small dent as seen. I have not tried to clean or polish it but it will clean up nicely. Watch Winds and runs but accuracy it no guaranteed as it has not been serviced.
900 Half Hunter Pocket Watch Case. You will receive the pocket watch case shown. Some dents on back. Please look at picture and ask any questions. If you have any issues or questions, please don’t hesitate. Please wait for the combined invoice.
This antique Elgin pocket watch is a true gem for watch enthusiasts. Crafted in the early 1900s, it features a beautiful keystone sterling silver hinged case. The watch is mechanical (manual) but it is not working. Both hinges move freely. All hands are intact. The turn knob moves freely. This was my great grandfathers watch and has been only within our family.
1857 London Assay Sterling Pocket Key Winding Watch Case by James Oliver. I’ve had this pocket watch for a couple years now and now it’s time to let go of it. I don’t know a lot about pocket watches so please read carefully and I will describe it the best that I can. It does have damages to the dial wear and tear it is well over a hundred years old it’s missing it does not include a key however I have one that fits it and was able to wind it. It runs it is missing the minute hand but both the Second hand and the hour hand work fine. The following is information that was provided to me online by knowledge pocket watch enthusiasts. Case by James Oliver, Wellington St, London, 1854, moved to King Square 2 July 1857. Please look at all of the photos carefully as they are part of the description and show condition and what’s included. Please check out my other items I have lots of cool vintage antique Victorian primitive Collectibles for sale. Message me at Gallagher’s Antiques & More fb. Thank you for your interest and good luck..