Hamilton Model 23 Military Chronograph was widely used during WWII as a navigator's 'stop-watch'.
#BALL RAILROAD POCKET WATCH SERIAL NUMBER#
Here are a few tips to find information about your pocket watch: Always input the serial number from the pocket watch movement (the 'mechanism' of the watch). The Pocket Watch Database has compiled data covering the major American pocket watch manufacturers and created an easy way to find information using the serial number on the watch movement. Very fine and exceptionally rare, 18K gold screw back and bezel, Brotherhood railroad watch.
NOTE: lever set pocket watches use a lever located under the screw off bezel to release the mechanism that locks the time setting feature. (See photo shown with turned hardwood stand SKU 35614 for $150) An impressive piece of of our nation’s history to wear, or display on a mantle or cabinet in one of our hand crafted wood pocket watch stands. In excellent mechanical and cosmetic condition and offered with our 1 year warrantee of accurate time keeping and operation.
#BALL RAILROAD POCKET WATCH FREE#
Overall an exceptional condition vintage esteemed Ball railroad watch in a very desirable white Ball signed Keystone case, with minimal wear, and free of any personalized engraving and with popular “stirrup” bow. and powered by high grade 23 jewel 5 adjustments, lever set movement with gold set jewels and beautifully damascened nickel plates. Featuring 16-size open face white gold filled screw back case, a beautiful condition single sunk enamel dial with large black enamel arabic numerals, prominent black enamel minute indexes, and oversize blued steel spade hands.
Please read all the copy and view the finely detailed photos.Ī great condition and especially attractive vintage Hamilton Ball Offficial Standard railroad grade pocket watch circa 1918. We offer here an exceptional example of American watch making from the early part of the 20th century. American made railroad grade pocket watches were the finest quality pocket watches of the era of such high standards and quality, that the Swiss attempted to copy the work of the American firms to the point of producing watches with American sounding brands or movement names.
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