18K Pocket Watch > Info. Please

[Wes]

it may help to get a pic of the movement.

NAWCC# 156994; Chapter 149 Member #149
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[Don Dahlberg]

It is the policy of NAWCC and this board not to discuss the value of timepieces as stated in the upper left corner of the window. There are two good reasons for this.

First, many of or members are in the business of appraising timepieces for insurance and estate purposes.

Second, the real value of an antique or old watch is what anyone is willing to pay for it and lasts only as long as someone else is willing to pay as much or more. If a person representing the organization were to cause someone to take an actions such as buying or selling a timepiece and the appraisal caused a major loss in the investment, the organization could be open to legal action.

There are buyer's guides on the market and you can check old auctions on internet to see if you can find a watch similar to your own. We can help you describe your watch better, such as its size, jewel count, finish, rarity, and etc. For this a photograph of the dial and more importantly the movement would be necesarry to do this.

Don Dahlberg