Need Help with this watch?

[DADSTIMESHOP]

I have this Dollar watch and I have no idea what it is. I think it has jewell's? I could be totally wrong? could someone help me with this watch..

Thanks
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[Tom McIntyre]

It appears to be a Waterbury unjewelled dollar watch.

[Tom Huber]

It's an Ingersoll mfg about 1911. There are no jewels in it.

Tom

[DADSTIMESHOP]

what about the Graff Bros.. is that a company that had there name put on the watch...

[DADSTIMESHOP]

also I give up how do you tell what it is...???

[Don Dahlberg]

See the "Complete Price Guide to Watches" by Cooksey Shugart, et. al.

Look in the section on Ingersoll. You will see one made in Great Britian that looks very much like yours. There are some slight differences, but strong similarities.

This watch was clearly given away as some advertisement promotion by the Graff Bros.

Don

[DADSTIMESHOP]

Yes I see it....Duh!!!! I have this book I should have seen that... this book is the value of the watches in it.. pretty much on the button... of course being a collector .. if I want it I will pay for it... at least I do...

Thanks
James

[Tom McIntyre]

I looked up the patent written on the movement. It was assigned to Waterbury Clock Co. I am not really into dollar watches, but I think that the Ingersoll brothers originally purchased from Waterbury Clock Co. and eventually became the company.