Waltham 16-size, 7 jewel, 'Traveler'. Broken staff. Missing second hand. Gold filled case. Back screws on with some difficulty.

Waltham 3/0 size wrist watch. Beautiful 17 jewel Riverside movement will run with winding pressure put on the crown, so it may just need a cleaning. Serial number 22213832.

Swiss pocket watch. Tries to run with winding pressure applied. Back does not snap shut.

Elgin, 18s, 11J, OF, Grade 43 movement. S#2215320. An early nickel movement and a beautiful one. Housed in a n equally beautiful Crescent swing-out case. Super dial and hands. I have this one in the 'project' category because it does run rather briskly for 24+ hours but loses about a half hour in that time.

South Bend, 18s, 15J, HC, Grade 330 movement. S#391757. Movement in great condition except for a missing case screw and a mismatched blue screw. Also a screwdriver slip below the blue case screw. It has a broken roller jewel, otherwise will probably run. I measure the fork slot as a tight '50' and will include a '47' jewel with this movement (unless you prefer a different size). Dial is beautiful except for a arc hairline around the '55'.

Waltham model '79, Wm. Ellery grade, 11 jewel. Broken/slipping mainspring. Not sure what, if anything, else is wrong. Balance seems to swing OK. Large chip in the dial at the 'X'.

American Watch Co. (Waltham), 18 size, 7 jewel, model '57, Home Watch Co grade movement, serial number 339958 - placing production in 1868. Not running. Balance staff seems to be OK. Nice dial. Case is a Dueber Silverine. Movement is loose in the case. The pin that should be opposite the case screw is probably missing. New flat extra-thick crystal.

American Watch Co. (Waltham), 18 size, 11 jewel, model '57, William Ellery grade movement, serial number 655126 - placing production in 1872. Not running. Balance staff is broken. Broken case screw, but probably still enough to grab to remove it. Dial is nice - just dirty. Crystal has a lot of fine scratches. Silveroid case.

American Watch Co. (Waltham), 18 size, 15 jewel, Appleton Tracy & Co grade, model '83, Adjusted movement, serial number 3795265. Nice double-sunk dial and open morning glory hands. The dial does have a few very faint hairlines in the outer ring that are very hard to see without magnification. The balance does not move freely and there are some balance screws missing.

Waltham 1883 model, frosted nickel movement. 15 jewels, adjusted grade. There are 2 problems to note: 1) the roller jewel is broken and 2) the pallet fork pivot jewel on the pillar plate is broken. Also note that part of the balance is blued, probably by someone trying to replace the roller jewel and overheating the balance. Nice dial. Frosted plates should clean up nicely.

American Watch Co. (Waltham), 18 size, 7 jewel, model '83, Broadway grade movement, serial number 3533791. Not running. Balance may be OK, just gummy. Missing key guard cup. Fahy's No.1 3 ounce coin silver case. Back cover is a bit lumpy. Front lift spring seems to be broken or missing. Hinges are good. Dial looks to be in nice condition, just dirty.

New York Standard 12-size serial number 1011223. Looks to be complete except for the balance staff. Hairspring is a mess. If it weren't complete with a nice set of original hands, I probably would have called this a 'parts' movement.

This is a 'Majestime', 17 jewel, Incabloc, Swiss pocket watch. These are relatively modern. This one will run for a few hours and then stop. May just need cleaning. It is in very nice physical condition.

Nice Benrus coral (rose gold) 'Shockproof' watch. 17 jewel, model 'BB'. Broken balance staff. The case does not show any indication of metal content. Crystal has a small scratch in the center. Missing second hand.