[mikeyt_53]

Here's another from my wife's collection... Model 1897 Waltham, size 14, Grade "Am. W. Co.", 15 jewels circa 1914-1915 in good working condition

 

[Time in the pocket]

I do not think I have seen many size 14 watches. That is pretty neat.
Gilded plates look to be in nice shape too.

I was just working on a model 1883 today. Got it running pretty good.

 

[CometHunter]

This thread made me wonder where I had placed MY other P/Ws. And last night I found them. Since this started with a Waltham...

Next:

I wasn't expecting a hinged movement cover!

Finally, my beloved Hamilton, inherited from my Grand-dad. Sorry, no movement pic. I suspect my cousin was looking inside before passing it on to my address...the bloody case is cross-threaded!
I'll have to have my watch guy see if he can get the two pieces unscrewed (sigh...).

 

[Time in the pocket]

Some nice pocket watches you guys.
Since we are on Waltham watches how about another one.

18s Waltham Ca.1895 Crescent street Model 1883. 17 jewels. With some really cool damaskeening on the plates.
I think the Model 1883 Walthams had more damaskeening patterns than you can shake a stick at. I have seen all kinds of different patterns. Amazing for the time.
Also this one has a faceted crystal on it. Alittle something extra fancy.