Antique Illinois Pocket Watch 18S Grade 64 W/Double Sunk Dial RR Grade C. 1903
Item History & Price
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Illinois pocket watch, 18 size, 17 jewels, lever set pendant wind, adjusted. Dates to 1903. Please look up the serial number on the database for all the particulars. This is described there as Railroad Grade. Before writing to correct me, it wasn't an until later that 16S, 21J, open face watches became the standard for the railroads.Thank you!
Condition: Double Sunk 60 minute porcelain Dial is Very nice with only a tight hairline a...t the bottom. Watch Does Not run! The balance is good but the mainspring feels broken. Includes the leather "chain". The case is by Illinois Watch Case Co. signed Spartan.
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FOLLOWING IS A PART OF ALL OUR DESCRIPTIONS:Notes: The photo's are the condition and supersede any written statements in the description. Please study carefully then ask any questions as needed to make an intelligent decision to bid or buy. Thank you! All our items are used antiques and are sold as-is with no returns. They will have some normal expected wear; only condition issues beyond expected will be noted. Pictures are not enhanced but due to various equipment (cameras, monitors, phones etc) may not be an exact representation of the item. Please review all pictures then ask any questions as needed to make a responsible purchase.Clocks and watches are sold with no guarantees and without any known recent servicing so, as with All mechanical items bought here or Anywhere on the internet, you must expect typical servicing ( clean, oil, bushings, springs, etc. ) immediately upon delivery. Shipping carrier is your choice on heavier items. Please pick one at checkout. Seller has the right to change the carrier as a matter of convenience at no extra charge to the buyer.Thank you!
LOW OPENING BID, NO RESERVE AUCTIONS
Illinois pocket watch, 18 size, 17 jewels, lever set pendant wind, adjusted. Dates to 1903. Please look up the serial number on the database for all the particulars. This is described there as Railroad Grade. Before writing to correct me, it wasn't an until later that 16S, 21J, open face watches became the standard for the railroads.Thank you!
Condition: Double Sunk 60 minute porcelain Dial is Very nice with only a tight hairline a...t the bottom. Watch Does Not run! The balance is good but the mainspring feels broken. Includes the leather "chain". The case is by Illinois Watch Case Co. signed Spartan.
THANK YOU!
FOLLOWING IS A PART OF ALL OUR DESCRIPTIONS:Notes: The photo's are the condition and supersede any written statements in the description. Please study carefully then ask any questions as needed to make an intelligent decision to bid or buy. Thank you! All our items are used antiques and are sold as-is with no returns. They will have some normal expected wear; only condition issues beyond expected will be noted. Pictures are not enhanced but due to various equipment (cameras, monitors, phones etc) may not be an exact representation of the item. Please review all pictures then ask any questions as needed to make a responsible purchase.Clocks and watches are sold with no guarantees and without any known recent servicing so, as with All mechanical items bought here or Anywhere on the internet, you must expect typical servicing ( clean, oil, bushings, springs, etc. ) immediately upon delivery. Shipping carrier is your choice on heavier items. Please pick one at checkout. Seller has the right to change the carrier as a matter of convenience at no extra charge to the buyer.Thank you!
