Antique Clocks, Pocket Watches, Etc.

16 Size Open Faced Elgin With A Two Toned Dial Circa 1926 Housed in a Fahys Montauk Case The Watch is in Very Good Shape The Watch Runs Well & Keeps Good Time An Elegant Pocket Watch From The Roaring Twenties!!

Hello, and thank you for taking the time to look at our listing! There really not much to say about this watch as it pretty much speaks for itself. This 16 size Elgin has a beautiful two-toned dial that is in excellent shape, with no scratches, fading, or mars of any type. The center of the dial is gold with flowing lines and Elgin is spelt out proudly in the center. The motif in the center of the dial is also used on the edges of the watch and then on the back is a floral design, which shows some wear, but is still in very good shape. There is a cartouch on the back where the owner can put their initials, if they so choose. The watch was made in 1926, or in the midst of the Roaring Twenties! So this stylish case is evident of that period. The watch has a mineral crystal, which is perfectly clean, i.e. no scratches of any sort. The time is set by pulling up on the watch's stem. And lastly, the balance wheel has excellent motion, just another testiment to this excellent watch! Please be sure to look at the pictures at the end of the text to see more shots of this Pocket Watch!! The price for this piece is $375.00

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