Drevanf,
You are correct in your assumption that the watch is likely over 100 years old. It is a Swiss pocketwatch of modest quality, with what is known as a "Roskopf" movement.
The W&D in this case, does not refer to Wilsdorf and Davis, the well known founders of Rolex, but rather, the "Perfection" mark stamped in the case is the trademark of Weber & Dubois of La Chaux de Fonds, who registered that mark in 1892, well ahead of the formation of Wilsdorf and Davis, in 1905.
Many of these watches were intended for export, and the styling of yours indicates it may have been made as a "retro" piece even then. The dial is evocative of pieces from the 18th century, although the watch itself is clearly not that old.
To find a watchmaker capable (and willing) to service such a movement, I would suggest that you check the
NAWCC member business directory. A piece such as this does not present any great technical difficulty to a competent watchmaker, but there could be great difficulty in locating replacement parts if any are needed. The case will also need attention from someone who is familiar with such things. Case work is a specialty that not many watchmakers delve into.
Regards,
Cary Hurt
