Posted 13 years ago
toolate2
(95 items)
This is a 21 jewel Waltham Crescent Street pocket watch from 1906. It's a 16 size lever set movement adjusted to 5 positions. It has bold spade hands and nice bright bold arabic numbers for hour markers... In short, it's a Rail Road approved pocket watch! It could have been carried by a proud porter or maybe even an energetic engineer. It runs great and keeps...nearly... railroad time. Thanks for looking!
Sweeeeeeeet watch, thanks for sharing!
I have a question for you toolate. In your opinion, which grade is better in the Waltham, the Cresent or the Riverside ? I found older sales sheets and the Riverside movements sold higher, for basically the same watch (19 and 21 jewel). Would this mean that Waltham spent more time on the Riverside?
Kerry, Here's a link to a discussion on just that subject:
http://mb.nawcc.org/showthread.php?t=71256
You have to scroll down a bit to see the discussion on that link...
Thanks for the love!!
Thanks for the link toolate2, found this informative, thanks again
Thanks Bell!!!
Very nice toolate2! I see what you mean, this was a professional grade timepiece carried by someone whose career could have depended upon it.
I have a pocket watch that was owned by a chauffeur that was given to me by his granddaughter. He drove some of the rich and famous around Newport, RI. Watches are a whole different, incredible world aren't they?
Thanks for sharing this!
Thanks Bruce!
You have some very nice watches.
Thanks everybody!
Thanks again Virginia.vintage and Bigsarge!!
Thanks again to my friend Mani!!!!