I found this along with many other watches in some old dresser drawers of my mothers that are heirlooms. Being the only one interested in watches in the slighest i took it upon myself to find out what these actually are! I really hope this watch can be identified!
Thanks in advance for the help guys/gals!
-Andrew
Can't wait to hear from everyone!
My apologies guys, i didn't mean to post the same thing twice.
Wow! What a find. Is that case stamped 14K on the inside?
yes it is!
Hi Andrew, your watch resemble the shape model 154, but the engraving case is different, as well as the movement has 17 jewels instead of 15, 10AA movements have appeared in the years 1924 and 1925, by signs the case and movement, I guessed on the year of manufacture 1925, nice piece of history
Unknown for now
In reply to Hi Andrew, your watch by jabs
Jabs, I noticed you said 17 Jewels, but mine indicates 16 on the movement (if I'm saying this correctly.)
In reply to Jabs, I noticed you said 17 by RumblyEvilACE
I mistyped it, I thought 16
Is there a datemark on the movement, as I can't see one.
Beautiful watch with original grosgrain band and fastener, very rare.
In reply to Is there a datemark on the by bobbee
I've checked multiple times now under a magnifying glass but don't see anything. If they do exist where are the dates usually located?
I think I'm correct in saying date codes began in 1924. I see a serial number on this movement. Did they have serial numbers and date codes on the early movements?