There comes a time in the life of a watch collector when he or she must clean out the closets, sort through drawers, crawl up into the attic and peek under the mattress to regain some breathing space around the house. My descriptions are honest and succinct, and I take pictures at close range, allowing you to get an accurate assessment of physical condition.
Most of my mechanical, windup watches on the Watch Attic have not been recently serviced and are sold as found. Even if they are running at time of listing, please assume they will need cleaned and serviced by a professional watchmaker for them to keep time. Watches sold for parts/repair are project watches that may be useful in fixing another watch or will require parts to be fixable.
Modern quartz (battery operated) watches have had new batteries installed prior to auction and have been timed by me before hand to ensure they keep time.
The following auction is for a ladies vintage 17 jewel timepiece from Gubelin of Switzerland, a respected and higher end jeweler much like Tiffany & Co. in the United States. This watch dates to the 1960s and is in the Retro Modern style.
It measures 24mm lug tip to lug tip and 18mm in width, not including the crown or 1 inch long by 11/16 of an inch wide. It winds and sets smoothly and has kept time to within a couple minutes the last 24 hours but has NOT been recently serviced.
The original gold dial is in excellent condition and features a textured (bark like) finish, black and gold markers and black lacquer hands. It is signed GUBELIN below the 12 and SWISS MADE at the base of the dial.
The original acrylic crystal is in great condition. The two-piece case is 14kt gold electroplated to 20 microns and is in good condition with some normal wear. The winding crown is gold finished and in good shape.
The back lid is made of stainless steel and is in very good condition. It is stamped with model number 631 and serial number 402144. Inside is its original 17 jewel, manual wind mechanism, signed Lance Watch, Swiss, 17 Seventeen Jewels. This mechanism is clean and complete but running well but has not been serviced. The inside case is stamped Lunette Plaque Or Lamine 20 Microns, Fond Acier Inoxydable. Attached to the watch is a newish 8mm dark brown Hadley Roma lizard grain leather strap that is in exellent condition.
Sold as found so please assume it needs serviced/repaired. Thanks for taking a look and I hope you get a good deal!
Watch sizes: I provide exact measurements in millimeters (the watch industry standard) and inches, and include a U.S. quarter in one of my photos as a size reference. Draw the measurements on paper to help visualize the watch on your wrist. Remember, watches from the 1910s through the 1970s were smaller than considered normal today.
Winning bidders in the USA pay $3.50 for safely boxed USPS First-Class Mail shipping with online tracking (delivery confirmation). Washington State residents (and those with shipping addresses in Washington State) are required to add 8.6% sales tax. Canadian buyers pay $8.50 for safely packaged Air Mail shipping with tracking number provided. Sorry, but no International shipping due to the high cost of shipping methods that provide online tracking (required by eBay & PayPal), currently a minimum of $48 via Global Express Mail.
Payment is due within three [3] days of auction end, unless you have contacted me prior to arrange otherwise. In accordance with eBay policy, payments not received after three days will initiate an unpaid item case through the resolution center.
The Watch Attic has a no hassle, no worries 14 day return policy as long as the watch is returned to us in the same condition as sent. We do not offer buy it now or end auctions early; the high bidder is the person with the final high bid!
There comes a time in the life of a watch collector when he or she must clean out the closets, sort through drawers, crawl up into the attic and peek under the mattress to regain some breathing space around the house. My descriptions are honest and succinct, and I take pictures at close range, allowing you to get an accurate assessment of physical condition.
Most of my mechanical, windup watches on the Watch Attic have not been recently serviced and are sold as found. Even if they are running at time of listing, please assume they will need cleaned and serviced by a professional watchmaker for them to keep time. Watches sold for parts/repair are project watches that may be useful in fixing another watch or will require parts to be fixable.
Modern quartz like the following watch (battery operated) have had new batteries installed prior to auction and have been timed by me before hand to ensure they keep time.
The following auction is for a ladies Swiss made timepiece from Tourneau Jewelers, New York, a well established company that sells most of the finest watch brands available today. This watch is a private label model and dates to ca 2000 and is in the classic, Roman numeral style.
It measures 30mm lug tip to lug tip and 24mm in width, not including the crown or 1-5/16 inches long by 1 inch wide. I have just installed a new battery and it runs very accurately with a quick-change date.
The original white enamel finished dial is in mint condition and features black enameled Roman numerals, gold and black hands and quickset date at the 3 position. It is signed TOURNEAU below the XII and 3ATM (water resistant 100 ft) above the VI.
The mineral glass crystal is in excellent shape, just a couple small scratches only visible with a loupe. The two-piece case is 18kt Gold Electroplated over base metal and is in great shape, nice curled down lugs. The crown is also in great shape and original.
The back lid is made of stainless steel and is in great condition, a couple small scratches from opening and closing to change the battery. Inside is its original 7 jewel Swiss ETA caliber quartz mechanism that keeps precision accurate time and the date functions smoothly. Attached to the watch is a new 12mm (1/2 inch wide) Kreisler black leather strap that is in mint condition.
Thanks for taking a look and I hope you get a good deal!
Watch sizes: I provide exact measurements in millimeters (the watch industry standard) and inches, and include a U.S. quarter in one of my photos as a size reference. Draw the measurements on paper to help visualize the watch on your wrist. Remember, watches from the 1910s through the 1970s were smaller than considered normal today.
Winning bidders in the USA pay $3.50 for safely boxed USPS First-Class Mail shipping with online tracking (delivery confirmation). Washington State residents (and those with shipping addresses in Washington State) are required to add 8.6% sales tax. Canadian buyers pay $8.50 for safely packaged Air Mail shipping with tracking number provided. Sorry, but no International shipping due to the high cost of shipping methods that provide online tracking (required by eBay & PayPal), currently a minimum of $48 via Global Express Mail.
Payment is due within three [3] days of auction end, unless you have contacted me prior to arrange otherwise. In accordance with eBay policy, payments not received after three days will initiate an unpaid item case through the resolution center.
The Watch Attic has a no hassle, no worries 14 day return policy as long as the watch is returned to us in the same condition as sent. We do not offer buy it now or end auctions early; the high bidder is the person with the final high bid!
There comes a time in the life of a watch collector when he or she must clean out the closets, sort through drawers, crawl up into the attic and peek under the mattress to regain some breathing space around the house. My descriptions are honest and succinct, and I take pictures at close range, allowing you to get an accurate assessment of physical condition.
Modern quartz (battery operated) watches have had new batteries installed prior to auction and have been timed by me before hand to ensure they keep time.
The following auction is for a larger size ladies sport watch from the Timex Watch Company. This watch dates to the mid 2000s and is in a Ironman Triathlon INDAGLO 10 Lap Digital Chrono model T5K173. This watch is close to new condition, probably worn a month or so.
It measures 38.5mm lug tip to lug tip and 34mm in width, not including the chrono pushers or 1-1/2 inches long by just shy of 1-3/8 inches wide. All functions operate smoothly on this watch but it does not come with box or papers (instructions can be found online at Timex).
The digital read out screen is in excellent condition, as is the orange and white stamped lettering.
The case is in excellent condition, as are the chrono pushers and start split button.
The back lid is stainless steel and in excellent shape, signed Battery 2016, Stainless Steel Case Back, WR 100 Meters, Timex Ironman Triathlon, S8.Inside is its precision multifunction chronograph movement that keeps precision accurate time. It is attached to its original rubber strap in excellent condition. A pretty close to new Ironman that I hope you get a great deal on!
Watch sizes: I provide exact measurements in millimeters (the watch industry standard) and inches, and include a U.S. quarter in one of my photos as a size reference. Draw the measurements on paper to help visualize the watch on your wrist. Remember, watches from the 1910s through the 1970s were smaller than considered normal today.
Winning bidders in the USA pay $3.50 for safely boxed USPS First-Class Mail shipping with online tracking (delivery confirmation). Washington State residents (and those with shipping addresses in Washington State) are required to add 8.6% sales tax. Canadian buyers pay $8.50 for safely packaged Air Mail shipping with tracking number provided. Sorry, but no International shipping due to the high cost of shipping methods that provide online tracking (required by eBay & PayPal), currently a minimum of $48 via Global Express Mail.
Payment is due within three [3] days of auction end, unless you have contacted me prior to arrange otherwise. In accordance with eBay policy, payments not received after three days will initiate an unpaid item case through the resolution center.
The Watch Attic has a no hassle, no worries 14 day return policy as long as the watch is returned to us in the same condition as sent. We do not offer buy it now or end auctions early; the high bidder is the person with the final high bid! There comes a time in the life of a watch collector when he or she must clean out the closets, sort through drawers, crawl up into the attic and peek under the mattress to regain some breathing space around the house. My descriptions are honest and succinct, and I take pictures at close range, allowing you to get an accurate assessment of physical condition.
Most of my mechanical, windup watches on the Watch Attic have not been recently serviced and are sold as found. Even if they are running at time of listing, please assume they will need cleaned and serviced by a professional watchmaker for them to keep time. Watches sold for parts/repair are project watches that may be useful in fixing another watch or will require parts to be fixable.
Modern quartz (battery operated) watches have had new batteries installed prior to auction and have been timed by me before hand to ensure they keep time.
The following auction is for a mens vintage timepiece from the Bulova Watch Company. It dates to 1959 as per its date codes and is in the Mid-Century, Retro Modern style. I am not aware of a model name for this watch but is very similar to the late 1950s SENATOR model, only the bezel detailing is different (shape is the same).
Quadruple-signed, It measures 38mm lug tip to lug tip and 27mm in width, not including the ORIGINAL Bulova crown or 1-1/2 inches long by 1-1/8 inches wide. It winds and sets smoothly and has kept good time the last 24 hours (within a minute or so) but has not been recently serviced.
The original off white enamel finished dial is in good condition with normal age and patina visible. It features raised hour markers, original Baton style hands and crosshair seconds dial. Signed BULOVA below the 12 and SWISS at the base of the dial.
The acrylic crystal is in very good condition. The two-piece case features a bezel that is 10K Rolled Gold Plated and is in good overall shape with some brassing on the lug corners. The winding crown is original, signed BULOVA and in great shape.
The back lid is made of stainless steel and is in average condition due to lots of light scratches covering it. They are not deep scratches and could be removed. The lid is stamped Bulova L9, 10KRGP Bezel, Stainless Steel Back. Inside is its original manual wind mechanism, signed Bulova Watch Co., Swiss, Seventeen 17 Jewels, Caliber 11AF, L9, BXW. The L9 date code is for 1959. This mechanism is complete and running well and accurately but has not been recently serviced. The inside case is stamped BULOVA, FIFTH AVE., NEW YORK. Attached to the watch is a 16mm black leather strap that is in good condition.
Sold as found but this one has a very healthy tick and a strong, accurate runner. Thanks for taking a look and I hope you get a good deal!
Watch sizes: I provide exact measurements in millimeters (the watch industry standard) and inches, and include a U.S. quarter in one of my photos as a size reference. Draw the measurements on paper to help visualize the watch on your wrist. Remember, watches from the 1910s through the 1970s were smaller than considered normal today.
Winning bidders in the USA pay $3.50 for safely boxed USPS First-Class Mail shipping with online tracking (delivery confirmation). Washington State residents (and those with shipping addresses in Washington State) are required to add 8.6% sales tax. Canadian buyers pay $8.50 for safely packaged Air Mail shipping with tracking number provided. Sorry, but no International shipping due to the high cost of shipping methods that provide online tracking (required by eBay & PayPal), currently a minimum of $48 via Global Express Mail.
Payment is due within three [3] days of auction end, unless you have contacted me prior to arrange otherwise. In accordance with eBay policy, payments not received after three days will initiate an unpaid item case through the resolution center.
The Watch Attic has a no hassle, no worries 14 day return policy as long as the watch is returned to us in the same condition as sent. We do not offer buy it now or end auctions early; the high bidder is the person with the final high bid!
There comes a time in the life of a watch collector when he or she must clean out the closets, sort through drawers, crawl up into the attic and peek under the mattress to regain some breathing space around the house. My descriptions are honest and succinct, and I take pictures at close range, allowing you to get an accurate assessment of physical condition.
Most of my mechanical, windup watches on the Watch Attic have not been recently serviced and are sold as found. Even if they are running at time of listing, please assume they will need cleaned and serviced by a professional watchmaker for them to keep time. Watches sold for parts/repair are project watches that may be useful in fixing another watch or will require parts to be fixable.
Modern quartz (battery operated) watches have had new batteries installed prior to auction and have been timed by me before hand to ensure they keep time.
The following auction is for a mid-size vintage PUNCHY timepiece, a premium from the Hawaiian Punch Company. These watches were offered in 1971 and feature Swiss made, mechanical wind mechanisms.
It measures 38mm lug tip to lug tip and 30mm in width, not including the crown or 1-1/2 inches long by 1-3/16 inches wide. While a smaller mens watch back then it would be considered a Boy Size or larger ladies size today. It winds and sets smoothly and still keeps decent time after 24 hours of testing, gaining 5 minutes or so.
The original dial is in excellent (as new) condition and features the character Punchy in the center, his arms and hands the hour and minute hands. It is signed PUNCHY at the bottom and Swiss Made M1 at the base.
The original acrylic crystal is in great shape. The two-piece case features a gold plated bezel (base metal) and stainless back. It is in excellent condition. The winding crown is original, gold finished and in excellent shape.
The back lid is made of stainless steel and is stamped Swiss Made, Base Metal, base metal being for the bezel (body) of the watch. Inside is its original simple (clock type) wind up mechanism, signed Sheffield Watch Co., One 1 Jewel, Caliber 1213, Swiss. Below the balance wheel it is stamped RL with a star, standing for R. Lapanouse, a well-known maker of simple mechanisms for character watches in the 1950s and 1960s. Inside back lid is stamped SHEFFIELD WATCH Inc., SWISS MADE.This mechanism is complete and running well, gaining about 5 minutes over the last 24 hours. Since it is like a little clock movement I will adjust the regulator and see if I can get it better than 5 minutes before mailing to the winner but keep in mind that the watch does need serviced as it has never been cleaned in 42 years! Attached to the watch is a brand new 14mm red leather watch band with gold color buckle.
Sold as found so please assume it will benefit from a service! Thanks for taking a look and I hope you get a good deal!
Watch sizes: I provide exact measurements in millimeters (the watch industry standard) and inches, and include a U.S. quarter in one of my photos as a size reference. Draw the measurements on paper to help visualize the watch on your wrist. Remember, watches from the 1910s through the 1970s were smaller than considered normal today.
Winning bidders in the USA pay $3.50 for safely boxed USPS First-Class Mail shipping with online tracking (delivery confirmation). Washington State residents (and those with shipping addresses in Washington State) are required to add 8.6% sales tax. Canadian buyers pay $8.50 for safely packaged Air Mail shipping with tracking number provided. Sorry, but no International shipping due to the high cost of shipping methods that provide online tracking (required by eBay & PayPal), currently a minimum of $48 via Global Express Mail.
Payment is due within three [3] days of auction end, unless you have contacted me prior to arrange otherwise. In accordance with eBay policy, payments not received after three days will initiate an unpaid item case through the resolution center.
The Watch Attic has a no hassle, no worries 14 day return policy as long as the watch is returned to us in the same condition as sent. We do not offer buy it now or end auctions early; the high bidder is the person with the final high bid!
Most of my mechanical, windup watches on the Watch Attic have not been recently serviced and are sold as found. Even if they are running at time of listing, please assume they will need cleaned and serviced by a professional watchmaker for them to keep time. Watches sold for parts/repair are project watches that may be useful in fixing another watch or will require parts to be fixable.
Modern quartz (battery operated) watches have had new batteries installed prior to auction and have been timed by me before hand to ensure they keep time.
The following auction is for a mens timepiece from the Tommy Bahama Company, model or reference numbers TB RLX1037, A126. This watch dates to the mid 2000s and is in the Sport Divers style.
It measures 50mm lug tip to lug tip and 45mm in width, not including the crown or 2 inches long by 1-3/4 inches wide. It is battery driven and keeps accurate time.
The original dial is in excellent condition and features both a 31 day calendar register (top) and a 24 hour time bottom register (below). It is signed Tommy Bahama Relax and 10ATM (for 100 meters or 330 feet).
The mineral crystal is in good condition with a couple edge chips and some small scratches; it is original. The unidirectional timing bezel (ratchet style) is in great shape. The two-piece case is stainless steel and is in very good condition. The winding crown is Tommy signed (a Marlin fish) and in fine shape.
The back lid is made of stainless and is in very good order, signed Tommy Bahama Relax, 10 ATM 330 FT, Water Resistant, Japan Movement. Inside is its original precision quartz Japanese mechanism that keeps accurate time and both the 24 hour function and 31 day date function works great. The band is original and in average to good shape, still with some life left in it! Obvious signs of use and wear on this watch but still a good weekend, camping, traveling watch. Thanks for taking a look and I hope you get a good deal!
Watch sizes: I provide exact measurements in millimeters (the watch industry standard) and inches, and include a U.S. quarter in one of my photos as a size reference. Draw the measurements on paper to help visualize the watch on your wrist. Remember, watches from the 1910s through the 1970s were smaller than considered normal today.
Winning bidders in the USA pay $3.50 for safely boxed USPS First-Class Mail shipping with online tracking (delivery confirmation). Washington State residents (and those with shipping addresses in Washington State) are required to add 8.6% sales tax. Canadian buyers pay $8.50 for safely packaged Air Mail shipping with tracking number provided. Sorry, but no International shipping due to the high cost of shipping methods that provide online tracking (required by eBay & PayPal), currently a minimum of $48 via Global Express Mail.
Payment is due within three [3] days of auction end, unless you have contacted me prior to arrange otherwise. In accordance with eBay policy, payments not received after three days will initiate an unpaid item case through the resolution center.
The Watch Attic has a no hassle, no worries 14 day return policy as long as the watch is returned to us in the same condition as sent. We do not offer buy it now or end auctions early; the high bidder is the person with the final high bid!
There comes a time in the life of a watch collector when he or she must clean out the closets, sort through drawers, crawl up into the attic and peek under the mattress to regain some breathing space around the house. My descriptions are honest and succinct, and I take pictures at close range, allowing you to get an accurate assessment of physical condition.
Modern quartz (battery operated) watches have had new batteries installed prior to auction and have been timed by me before hand to ensure they keep time.
The following auction is for a pre-owned mens timepiece from the Elgin Watch Company, at least the current owners of the Elgin brand. This watch is an Elgin Swiss model and it is in excellent shape, I am guessing about 10 to 15 years old.
It case measures 40mm lug tip to lug tip and 27mm in width, not including the crown or just shy of 1-5/8 inches long by just shy of 1-1/8 inches wide. It has a new battery installed and keeps precision accurate time, the date functioning as it should too.
The original gold dial is in mint condition, featuring raised gold hour markers, gold hands and date window above the 6. It is signed ELGIN SWISS below the 12 and SWISS MOVT. at the base of the dial.
The mineral glass crystal is in excellent condition. The two-piece case is brushed steel and is in excellent shape. The winding crown is gold color and in good shape.
The back lid is made of stainless steel and is in excellent condition Base Metal Bezel, Stainless Steel Back, Elgin, FMH475-096, 775 Battery 364, Swiss Movement. Inside is its original Swiss quartz mechanism is complete and working accurately. Attached to the watch is its original steel bracelet that is in great condition. It will fit a wrist up to 7-3/4 inches in size and links can be taken out. Thanks for taking a look and I hope you get a good deal!
Watch sizes: I provide exact measurements in millimeters (the watch industry standard) and inches, and include a U.S. quarter in one of my photos as a size reference. Draw the measurements on paper to help visualize the watch on your wrist. Remember, watches from the 1910s through the 1970s were smaller than considered normal today.
Winning bidders in the USA pay $3.50 for safely boxed USPS First-Class Mail shipping with online tracking (delivery confirmation). Washington State residents (and those with shipping addresses in Washington State) are required to add 8.6% sales tax. Canadian buyers pay $8.50 for safely packaged Air Mail shipping with tracking number provided. Sorry, but no International shipping due to the high cost of shipping methods that provide online tracking (required by eBay & PayPal), currently a minimum of $48 via Global Express Mail.
Payment is due within three [3] days of auction end, unless you have contacted me prior to arrange otherwise. In accordance with eBay policy, payments not received after three days will initiate an unpaid item case through the resolution center.
The Watch Attic has a no hassle, no worries 14 day return policy as long as the watch is returned to us in the same condition as sent. We do not offer buy it now or end auctions early; the high bidder is the person with the final high bid!
There comes a time in the life of a watch collector when he or she must clean out the closets, sort through drawers, crawl up into the attic and peek under the mattress to regain some breathing space around the house. My descriptions are honest and succinct, and I take pictures at close range, allowing you to get an accurate assessment of physical condition.
Most of my mechanical, windup watches on the Watch Attic have not been recently serviced and are sold as found. Even if they are running at time of listing, please assume they will need cleaned and serviced by a professional watchmaker for them to keep time. Watches sold for parts/repair are project watches that may be useful in fixing another watch or will require parts to be fixable.
Modern quartz (battery operated) watches have had new batteries installed prior to auction and have been timed by me before hand to ensure they keep time.
The following auction is for a mens WORLD TIME automatic wind vintage timepiece from the Montgomery Ward Company, sold under the LeGant name, a Montgomery brand for watches and clocks. This watch dates to the early 1970s and is in the Retro Modern Sport Calendar style, complete with Japanese made self-winding mechanism.
It measures 44.5mm lug tip to lug tip and 40.5mm in width, not including the crown or 1-3/4 inches long by 1-3/8 inches wide. It winds and sets properly and does run after being shaken but only for a few hours before stopping. It will need to be cleaned and oiled to be a reliable timekeeper.
The original sky blue enamel dial is in excellent condition and features raised numbers, silver steel hands (some luminous missing from minute hand) and sweep seconds hand. Note the double date window at the 3 position, a semi quickset date where you can quick change the numerical date but need to manually advance the day of the week first. Signed LeGant below the 12 and Selfwinding above the 6.
The acrylic crystal is in great shape. The two-piece case is comprised of a base metal, chrome finished bezel (body) and stainless back lid. It is in good to very good condition. The winding crown is original, shows brassing to the chrome finish and is in okay shape, operating smoothly.
The back lid is made of stainless steel and is in good condition with some light scratches. It is stamped Base Metal Bezel, Stainless Steel Back, Water Resistant. Inside is its original 7 jewel, automatic wind mechanism, signed Hamazawa, Ltd., 5006C, Seven 7 Jewels, Japan. . This mechanism is in good order but needs to be serviced (cleaned/oiled) to be a reliable timekeeper. The inside case is stamped Hamazawa Ltd. Hong Kong, SA. Attached to the watch is a new stitched 18mm black leather watch strap that is in great shape.
Sold as found so please assume it needs serviced/repaired. Thanks for taking a look and I hope you get a good deal!
Watch sizes: I provide exact measurements in millimeters (the watch industry standard) and inches, and include a U.S. quarter in one of my photos as a size reference. Draw the measurements on paper to help visualize the watch on your wrist. Remember, watches from the 1910s through the 1970s were smaller than considered normal today.
Winning bidders in the USA pay $3.50 for safely boxed USPS First-Class Mail shipping with online tracking (delivery confirmation). Washington State residents (and those with shipping addresses in Washington State) are required to add 8.6% sales tax. Canadian buyers pay $8.50 for safely packaged Air Mail shipping with tracking number provided. Sorry, but no International shipping due to the high cost of shipping methods that provide online tracking (required by eBay & PayPal), currently a minimum of $48 via Global Express Mail.
Payment is due within three [3] days of auction end, unless you have contacted me prior to arrange otherwise. In accordance with eBay policy, payments not received after three days will initiate an unpaid item case through the resolution center.
The Watch Attic has a no hassle, no worries 14 day return policy as long as the watch is returned to us in the same condition as sent. We do not offer buy it now or end auctions early; the high bidder is the person with the final high bid!
Most of my mechanical, windup watches on the Watch Attic have not been recently serviced and are sold as found. Even if they are running at time of listing, please assume they will need cleaned and serviced by a professional watchmaker for them to keep time. Watches sold for parts/repair are project watches that may be useful in fixing another watch or will require parts to be fixable.
Modern quartz (battery operated) watches have had new batteries installed prior to auction and have been timed by me before hand to ensure they keep time.
The following auction is for a nice and original mens vintage Triple-Date Swiss timepiece from the Crosby (Everbrite) Watch Company. This 17 jewel, manual wind watch dates to the late 1950s and is in the Mid-Century, Retro Modern style.
It measures 39.5mm lug tip to lug tip and 32mm in width, not including the crown or 1-9/16 inches long by 1-1/4 inches wide. It winds and sets properly and does run but will stop and start so requires a full service (cleaning/oil/regulate) to be an accurate timekeeper.
The original dial is in great condition and features a 31 day outer track, raised gold numerals, original gold hands, double date windows below the 12 and a sub-seconds dial with 60 second outer chapter and sweep gold seconds hand. Note the gold DATE pointer hand with RED scooped end. It is signed CORSBY 17 JEWELS below the 12 and SWISS at the base of the dial.
The acrylic crystal is in excellent condition. The three-piece case is comprised of a chrome steel bezel and body and stainless back lid. The bezel and body are in good condition with normal scratches. The winding crown is original and in average shape, fully functional but with some brassing/wear.
The back lid is made of stainless steel and is in great condition, really nice. It is stamped Stainless Steel Back, 22,939. The mechanism is stamped Everbrite Watch Co., Seventeen 17 Jewels, Swiss, EXC. It is currently ticking away but will stop from time to time and definitely needs to be overhauled (cleaned/oiled) by a watchmaker. Attached to the watch is a Band-It made in France genuine Lizard strap in very good, pre worn condition.
Sold as found so please assume it needs serviced. Thanks for taking a look and I hope you get a good deal!
Watch sizes: I provide exact measurements in millimeters (the watch industry standard) and inches, and include a U.S. quarter in one of my photos as a size reference. Draw the measurements on paper to help visualize the watch on your wrist. Remember, watches from the 1910s through the 1970s were smaller than considered normal today.
Winning bidders in the USA pay $3.50 for safely boxed USPS First-Class Mail shipping with online tracking (delivery confirmation). Washington State residents (and those with shipping addresses in Washington State) are required to add 8.6% sales tax. Canadian buyers pay $8.50 for safely packaged Air Mail shipping with tracking number provided. Sorry, but no International shipping due to the high cost of shipping methods that provide online tracking (required by eBay & PayPal), currently a minimum of $48 via Global Express Mail.
Payment is due within three [3] days of auction end, unless you have contacted me prior to arrange otherwise. In accordance with eBay policy, payments not received after three days will initiate an unpaid item case through the resolution center.
The Watch Attic has a no hassle, no worries 14 day return policy as long as the watch is returned to us in the same condition as sent. We do not offer buy it now or end auctions early; the high bidder is the person with the final high bid!
There comes a time in the life of a watch collector when he or she must clean out the closets, sort through drawers, crawl up into the attic and peek under the mattress to regain some breathing space around the house. My descriptions are honest and succinct, and I take pictures at close range, allowing you to get an accurate assessment of physical condition.
Most of my mechanical, windup watches on the Watch Attic have not been recently serviced and are sold as found. Even if they are running at time of listing, please assume they will need cleaned and serviced by a professional watchmaker for them to keep time. Watches sold for parts/repair are project watches that may be useful in fixing another watch or will require parts to be fixable.
Modern quartz (battery operated) watches have had new batteries installed prior to auction and have been timed by me before hand to ensure they keep time.
The following auction is for a mens vintage timepiece from the Gruen Watch Company. This watch dates to ca 1939 - 1941 and is in the Art Moderne, late Art Deco style.
It measures 37mm lug tip to lug tip and 21mm in width, not including the crown or 1-1/2 inches long by just over ¾ of an inch wide. It is fully wound up and does not run so will require cleaned/repaired.
The silver, enamel finished dial is in good condition, an older refinish featuring blue steel hands and black enamel painted numerals. It is signed GRUEN below the 12.
The acrylic crystal is in great condition. The two-piece case is 10kt Rose Gold Filled and is in very good condition, a polish would make it pop, I think. Note the fancy, elongated, curved lugs. The winding crown is a later replacement (yellow gold hue) and in great shape.
The back lid is made of 10 Karat Rose Gold Fill and is in good to very good condition, no personal engravings and with a bit of brassing on the edges. Inside is its original 17 jewel, manual wind mechanism, signed Gruen Watch Co., Seventeen 17 Jewels, Conoruma, Switzerland, GXC. The caliber number is 400. This mechanism is complete but has what appears to be a sticky balance and does not run. The inside case is stamped Cased & Timed in USA by the Gruen Watch Co., Wadsworth, 10K Gold Filled, F400, 419. Attached to the watch is a 14mm normal length tan colored leather strap that is in great shape.
Sold as found so please assume it needs serviced/repaired. Thanks for taking a look and I hope you get a good deal!
Watch sizes: I provide exact measurements in millimeters (the watch industry standard) and inches, and include a U.S. quarter in one of my photos as a size reference. Draw the measurements on paper to help visualize the watch on your wrist. Remember, watches from the 1910s through the 1970s were smaller than considered normal today.
Winning bidders in the USA pay $3.50 for safely boxed USPS First-Class Mail shipping with online tracking (delivery confirmation). Washington State residents (and those with shipping addresses in Washington State) are required to add 8.6% sales tax. Canadian buyers pay $8.50 for safely packaged Air Mail shipping with tracking number provided. Sorry, but no International shipping due to the high cost of shipping methods that provide online tracking (required by eBay & PayPal), currently a minimum of $48 via Global Express Mail.
Payment is due within three [3] days of auction end, unless you have contacted me prior to arrange otherwise. In accordance with eBay policy, payments not received after three days will initiate an unpaid item case through the resolution center.
The Watch Attic has a no hassle, no worries 14 day return policy as long as the watch is returned to us in the same condition as sent. We do not offer buy it now or end auctions early; the high bidder is the person with the final high bid!
There comes a time in the life of a watch collector when he or she must clean out the closets, sort through drawers, crawl up into the attic and peek under the mattress to regain some breathing space around the house. My descriptions are honest and succinct, and I take pictures at close range, allowing you to get an accurate assessment of physical condition.
Most of my mechanical, windup watches on the Watch Attic have not been recently serviced and are sold as found. Even if they are running at time of listing, please assume they will need cleaned and serviced by a professional watchmaker for them to keep time. Watches sold for parts/repair are project watches that may be useful in fixing another watch or will require parts to be fixable.
Modern quartz (battery operated) watches have had new batteries installed prior to auction and have been timed by me before hand to ensure they keep time.
The following auction is for a mens vintage 22 jewel, self-winding timepiece from the Intereks-Orion Watch Company of Russia. This watch dates to ca 2002 and is New Old Stock, never worn before.
It measures 44mm lug tip to lug tip and 33.5mm in width, not including the crown or 1-3/4 inches long by 1-5/16 inches wide. It winds and sets as it should but only runs for 20 to 30 minutes after being shaked and needs to be serviced.
The iridescent (beautiful Sky blue) mother of pearl finished metal dial features a crisp 60 minute checkered outer track, luminous green numbers and applied silver (luminous) “arrow” hour indicators, fancy style silver metal hands and a sweep sub-seconds dial with 60 second outer chapter. Signed O R I O N in Cyrillic below the 12 and Automatic below this. It is further signed Made in Russia above the rotating balance escapement wheel. The glass mineral quartz crystal is gently curved and in mint shape, like the rest of this new watch. The zinc-brass alloy case is gold plated and mint condition, as is the gold finished crown.
Turning the watch over I see that the stainless steel back lid is firmly held in place with four corner screws, a nice quality feature. It is signed with the company logo and has a very low serial number of #248 for this model. Peeking inside I find a smooth running, 22 jewel self-winding Ruby jewel movement, a shock resistant example that is a Poljot 2614 2H caliber. This watch winds with the movement of your wrist and does run for 20 to 30 minutes before stopping after being shaked for a few seconds. It will need to be overhauled (cleaned/oiled/regulated) to keep proper time. It is fitted on its original Orion signed 17mm black brown Lizard grain leather strap, complete with gold finished buckle.
Sold as found so please assume it needs serviced/repaired. Thanks for taking a look and I hope you get a good deal!
Watch sizes: I provide exact measurements in millimeters (the watch industry standard) and inches, and include a U.S. quarter in one of my photos as a size reference. Draw the measurements on paper to help visualize the watch on your wrist. Remember, watches from the 1910s through the 1970s were smaller than considered normal today.
Winning bidders in the USA pay $3.50 for safely boxed USPS First-Class Mail shipping with online tracking (delivery confirmation). Washington State residents (and those with shipping addresses in Washington State) are required to add 8.6% sales tax. Canadian buyers pay $8.50 for safely packaged Air Mail shipping with tracking number provided. Sorry, but no International shipping due to the high cost of shipping methods that provide online tracking (required by eBay & PayPal), currently a minimum of $48 via Global Express Mail.
Payment is due within three [3] days of auction end, unless you have contacted me prior to arrange otherwise. In accordance with eBay policy, payments not received after three days will initiate an unpaid item case through the resolution center.
The Watch Attic has a no hassle, no worries 14 day return policy as long as the watch is returned to us in the same condition as sent. We do not offer buy it now or end auctions early; the high bidder is the person with the final high bid!
There comes a time in the life of a watch collector when he or she must clean out the closets, sort through drawers, crawl up into the attic and peek under the mattress to regain some breathing space around the house. My descriptions are honest and succinct, and I take pictures at close range, allowing you to get an accurate assessment of physical condition.
Most of my mechanical, windup watches on the Watch Attic have not been recently serviced and are sold as found. Even if they are running at time of listing, please assume they will need cleaned and serviced by a professional watchmaker for them to keep time. Watches sold for parts/repair are project watches that may be useful in fixing another watch or will require parts to be fixable.
Modern quartz (battery operated) watches have had new batteries installed prior to auction and have been timed by me before hand to ensure they keep time.
The following auction is for a vintage ladies timepiece from the Concord Watch Company and featuring a Rebberg caliber movement. This watch dates to the late 1910s (ca 1917 to 1920), and is in the WWI Trench Style style, basically a small pocket or pendant watch made to be a wristwatch.
It measures 32mm lug tip to lug tip and 27.5mm in width, not including the crown or 1-1/4 inches long by 1 inch wide. It does not run, has a wobbly balance and is sold for parts or repair.
The original dial is in very good condition and has just one faint hairline, hardly visible. It features black enamel Roman Numerals and a RED number XII. Hands are blue steel and original. Signed SWISS below the 12. It is fairly normal for a watch of this age not to have a company name on the dial.
The solid glass crystal is in excellent condition. The three-piece case is sterling silver and is in good condition. The bezel is hinged (as shown) and the back lid, once hinged, is now snap down in design. The winding crown is original, pumpkin style and in good shape.
The back lid is made of sterling silver and is in good shape, it snaps down securely but was once hinged as well. Inside is its original Seven 7 jewel, wind manual wind mechanism, signed Concord W. Co., Seven 7 Jewels, Two 2 Adjts., Swiss. This is, I believe, a Rebberg caliber mechanism, the same as was used by early WWI era Rolex mechanisms. This mechanism is complete but the balance is wobbly so sold for parts/repair. The inside case is stamped CONCORD W. CO., STERLING with the silver hallmark and Swiss silver hallmarks as well.
Sold as found so please assume it needs repaired. Thanks for taking a look and I hope you get a good deal!
Watch sizes: I provide exact measurements in millimeters (the watch industry standard) and inches, and include a U.S. quarter in one of my photos as a size reference. Draw the measurements on paper to help visualize the watch on your wrist. Remember, watches from the 1910s through the 1970s were smaller than considered normal today.
Winning bidders in the USA pay $3.50 for safely boxed USPS First-Class Mail shipping with online tracking (delivery confirmation). Washington State residents (and those with shipping addresses in Washington State) are required to add 8.6% sales tax. Canadian buyers pay $8.50 for safely packaged Air Mail shipping with tracking number provided. Sorry, but no International shipping due to the high cost of shipping methods that provide online tracking (required by eBay & PayPal), currently a minimum of $48 via Global Express Mail.
Payment is due within three [3] days of auction end, unless you have contacted me prior to arrange otherwise. In accordance with eBay policy, payments not received after three days will initiate an unpaid item case through the resolution center.
The Watch Attic has a no hassle, no worries 14 day return policy as long as the watch is returned to us in the same condition as sent. We do not offer buy it now or end auctions early; the high bidder is the person with the final high bid!
There comes a time in the life of a watch collector when he or she must clean out the closets, sort through drawers, crawl up into the attic and peek under the mattress to regain some breathing space around the house. My descriptions are honest and succinct, and I take pictures at close range, allowing you to get an accurate assessment of physical condition.
Most of my mechanical, windup watches on the Watch Attic have not been recently serviced and are sold as found. Even if they are running at time of listing, please assume they will need cleaned and serviced by a professional watchmaker for them to keep time. Watches sold for parts/repair are project watches that may be useful in fixing another watch or will require parts to be fixable.
Modern quartz (battery operated) watches have had new batteries installed prior to auction and have been timed by me before hand to ensure they keep time.
The following auction is for a mens vintage sterling silver, hinged case timepiece from the Omega Watch Company of Switzerland. This watch dates to the ca 1925 to 1926 and is in the Art Deco style.
Its wire lug, sterling silver case measures 40.5mm lug tip to lug tip and 27mm in width, not including the crown or 1-5/8 inches long by just shy of 1- 1/8 inches wide. It does wind and tick but the stem/crown are loose and the watch is missing two hands (pinion, 4th wheel is still present and fine). Sold as a fixer upper for parts or repair.
The silver, enamel finished dial has been professionally restored and in excellent condition. Not by me, but just as I got it in a lot of watches. It features black enamel painted numerals and crisp minute and hour tracks. Signed OMEGA below the 12.
The acrylic crystal is in great condition. The two-piece case is sterling silver and is in great shape, unpolished but would be excellent with some detailing. Note how it is hinged from the front, rather unusual as most hinged cases are hinged at the back. The winding crown is, I believe, original and in excellent shape. It winds the mechanism but is not secured so will come out all the way if pulled. Detent seems fine.
The back lid is made of sterling and is in great condition, it would look excellent with a normal polish. Inside is its original 15 jewel, manual wind mechanism, signed OMEGA with serial number 6,381,248. This mechanism is complete but runs briefly and sporadically and requires repair and a couple of case screws. The inside case is stamped OMEGA, SWISS MADE, FABRICATION SUISSE, .925 with case number below (note: case and movement numbers for Omega never matched and this case and movement are original).
Sold as found , assume it needs both serviced and repaired. Thanks for taking a look and I hope you get a good deal!
Watch sizes: I provide exact measurements in millimeters (the watch industry standard) and inches, and include a U.S. quarter in one of my photos as a size reference. Draw the measurements on paper to help visualize the watch on your wrist. Remember, watches from the 1910s through the 1970s were smaller than considered normal today.
Winning bidders in the USA pay $3.50 for safely boxed USPS First-Class Mail shipping with online tracking (delivery confirmation). Washington State residents (and those with shipping addresses in Washington State) are required to add 8.6% sales tax. Canadian buyers pay $8.50 for safely packaged Air Mail shipping with tracking number provided. Sorry, but no International shipping due to the high cost of shipping methods that provide online tracking (required by eBay & PayPal), currently a minimum of $48 via Global Express Mail.
Payment is due within three [3] days of auction end, unless you have contacted me prior to arrange otherwise. In accordance with eBay policy, payments not received after three days will initiate an unpaid item case through the resolution center.
The Watch Attic has a no hassle, no worries 14 day return policy as long as the watch is returned to us in the same condition as sent. We do not offer buy it now or end auctions early; the high bidder is the person with the final high bid!
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There comes a time in the life of a watch collector when he or she must clean out the closets, sort through drawers, crawl up into the attic and peek under the mattress to regain some breathing space around the house. My descriptions are honest and succinct, and I take pictures at close range, allowing you to get an accurate assessment of physical condition.
Most of my mechanical, windup watches on the Watch Attic have not been recently serviced and are sold as found. Even if they are running at time of listing, please assume they will need cleaned and serviced by a professional watchmaker for them to keep time. Watches sold for parts/repair are project watches that may be useful in fixing another watch or will require parts to be fixable.
Modern quartz (battery operated) watches have had new batteries installed prior to auction and have been timed by me before hand to ensure they keep time.
The following auction is for a ladies vintage timepiece from the Charles Tissot Watch Company of Switzerland, a long time sister firm to Omega. This petite watch dates to the Mid 1960s and is in the Retro Modern style.
It measures 24mm lug tip to lug tip and 19mm in width, not including the crown or 1 inch long by ¾ of an inch wide. It winds and sets smoothly and keep accurate time over a 24 hour test but has not been recently serviced.
The original silver enamel finished dial is in great condition and features applied gold and black markers and gold hands with luminous fill. Signed TISSOT below the 12 marker with T trademark and SWISS MADE at the base.
The acrylic crystal is in excellent condition. The two-piece case features a 14kt gold electroplated over metal body and is in good condition with normal age and wear. dThe winding crown is in good shape as well, functioning properly.
The back lid is made of stainless steel and is in very good condition, a screw-down design. Inside is its original 17 jewel, manual wind mechanism, signed Tissot Swiss, Seventeen 17 Jewels with a 13 million serial number. This mechanism is clean, complete and running accurately. The inside case is stamped TISSOT, FAB. SUISSE, SWISS MADE, CHS. TISSOT & FILS, FOND ACIER INOXYDABLE, LUNETTE PLAQUE OR G. Attached to the watch is a new, 10mm black genuine lizard strap with gold finished buckle. Thanks for taking a look and I hope you get a good deal!
Watch sizes: I provide exact measurements in millimeters (the watch industry standard) and inches, and include a U.S. quarter in one of my photos as a size reference. Draw the measurements on paper to help visualize the watch on your wrist. Remember, watches from the 1910s through the 1970s were smaller than considered normal today.
Winning bidders in the USA pay $3.50 for safely boxed USPS First-Class Mail shipping with online tracking (delivery confirmation). Washington State residents (and those with shipping addresses in Washington State) are required to add 8.6% sales tax. Canadian buyers pay $8.50 for safely packaged Air Mail shipping with tracking number provided. Sorry, but no International shipping due to the high cost of shipping methods that provide online tracking (required by eBay & PayPal), currently a minimum of $48 via Global Express Mail.
Payment is due within three [3] days of auction end, unless you have contacted me prior to arrange otherwise. In accordance with eBay policy, payments not received after three days will initiate an unpaid item case through the resolution center.
The Watch Attic has a no hassle, no worries 14 day return policy as long as the watch is returned to us in the same condition as sent. We do not offer buy it now or end auctions early; the high bidder is the person with the final high bid!
Most of my mechanical, windup watches on the Watch Attic have not been recently serviced and are sold as found. Even if they are running at time of listing, please assume they will need cleaned and serviced by a professional watchmaker for them to keep time. Watches sold for parts/repair are project watches that may be useful in fixing another watch or will require parts to be fixable.
Modern quartz (battery operated) watches have had new batteries installed prior to auction and have been timed by me before hand to ensure they keep time.
The following auction is for an antique fancy dial timepiece from the Dueber Hampden Watch Company of Canton, Ohio. This watch dates to the 1907 and is in the Transitional style, designed to be worn either as a watch (wristlet) or as a pendant.
This is a 3/0 size watch (a common mens size back then, slightly smaller than the 0 size) and it measures 31mm in width with the crown or bow. This works out to be just shy of 1- 1/4 inches. It sets properly with its NAIL SET lever (UNDER THE BEZEL) but it does not run or tick and is sold for parts or repair.
The original fancy color porcelain enamel dial is in great condition, one faint hairline only – it looks really nice. The hands are all gold metal (the hour minute do not match) and it features black Roman numerals. It is signed Hampden below the 12.
The plastic crystal is in excellent condition. The three-piece case is 10kt Yellow Gold Filled and is in great condition, hinged at the bezel with a snap- down back lid. It has less than normal wear for a case of this age (106 years!). The original ONION style gold winding crown is in great shape too. Please note that you need to pull the nail set lever OUT to set the hands. It is located near the 5, under the bezel.
The back lid is made of 10 Karat Yellow Gold Fill and is in great shape with no wear or engravings, a couple pinprick dings. Inside is its original 7 jewel, manual wind mechanism, signed MOLLY STARK, CANTON, OH with serial number 2,229,583, dating it to 1907. The movement is complete and the balance does spin properly when I blow some air on it. Hairspring looks good too. The inside case is stamped GOLD FILLED, DUECO, which stands for 10k gold filled (minimum) and DUEBER CO. shortened.
Sold as found so please assume it needs serviced/repaired. Thanks for taking a look and I hope you get a good deal!
Watch sizes: I provide exact measurements in millimeters (the watch industry standard) and inches, and include a U.S. quarter in one of my photos as a size reference. Draw the measurements on paper to help visualize the watch on your wrist. Remember, watches from the 1910s through the 1970s were smaller than considered normal today.
Winning bidders in the USA pay $3.50 for safely boxed USPS First-Class Mail shipping with online tracking (delivery confirmation). Washington State residents (and those with shipping addresses in Washington State) are required to add 8.6% sales tax. Canadian buyers pay $8.50 for safely packaged Air Mail shipping with tracking number provided. Sorry, but no International shipping due to the high cost of shipping methods that provide online tracking (required by eBay & PayPal), currently a minimum of $48 via Global Express Mail.
Payment is due within three [3] days of auction end, unless you have contacted me prior to arrange otherwise. In accordance with eBay policy, payments not received after three days will initiate an unpaid item case through the resolution center.
The Watch Attic has a no hassle, no worries 14 day return policy as long as the watch is returned to us in the same condition as sent. We do not offer buy it now or end auctions early; the high bidder is the person with the final high bid!
There comes a time in the life of a watch collector when he or she must clean out the closets, sort through drawers, crawl up into the attic and peek under the mattress to regain some breathing space around the house. My descriptions are honest and succinct, and I take pictures at close range, allowing you to get an accurate assessment of physical condition.
Most of my mechanical, windup watches on the Watch Attic have not been recently serviced and are sold as found. Even if they are running at time of listing, please assume they will need cleaned and serviced by a professional watchmaker for them to keep time. Watches sold for parts/repair are project watches that may be useful in fixing another watch or will require parts to be fixable.
Modern quartz (battery operated) watches have had new batteries installed prior to auction and have been timed by me before hand to ensure they keep time.
The following auction is for a mens vintage timepiece from the Omega Watch Company of Switzerland. This sterling silver watch dates to ca 1918 and is in the WWI, military trench style.
Triple-signed, it measures 36mm lug tip to lug tip and 31mm in width (33mm with crown) or just over 1-3/8 inches long by just shy of 1-1/4 inches wide (without the crown), slightly smaller than typical (which was 38mm x 33mm). It sets smoothly but I can only get it to run briefly when shaken. The balance is good but the hairspring may have lost its tension so it will need to be serviced/repaired.
The original dial is in porcelain enamel and in great condition, no visible hairlines are present. It features a 60 minute outer track, skeleton hands (with safe, non radium fill), Arabic numbers and a sub-seconds dial with sweep original seconds hand. Signed OMEGA below the 12.
The acrylic crystal is in excellent condition, a later replacement. The three-piece, hinged-back case is sterling silver, Omega-signed and is in excellent shape with no dings, dents, engravings or signs of abuse. A light detailing would make it pop. The lugs are solid and secure. The winding crown is chrome steel, a later replacement in excellent shape.
The back lid is made of sterling silver and is in excellent condition with a secure hinge and it clicks s hut tight. Inside is its original 15 jewel, manual wind mechanism is signed OMEGA with serial number #5,400,497. This number corresponds to late 1918 production date, possibly 1919.. This mechanism is complete with a good balance, setting parts but it will run only briefly upon jostled, it will need to be repaired/serviced. As I said before, it looks like the hairspring, which is coiled and tidy, may have lost its tension. The inside back lid is stamped OMEGA .900 [Sterling] with two Bern Bear hallmarks (one large, one tiny), indicating it was cased in Switzerland as well. Attached to the watch is a black leather wire lug strap that is a normal gents length.
Sold as found so please assume it needs serviced/repaired. Thanks for taking a look and I hope you get a good deal!
Watch sizes: I provide exact measurements in millimeters (the watch industry standard) and inches, and include a U.S. quarter in one of my photos as a size reference. Draw the measurements on paper to help visualize the watch on your wrist. Remember, watches from the 1910s through the 1970s were smaller than considered normal today.
Winning bidders in the USA pay $3.50 for safely boxed USPS First-Class Mail shipping with online tracking (delivery confirmation). Washington State residents (and those with shipping addresses in Washington State) are required to add 8.6% sales tax. Canadian buyers pay $8.50 for safely packaged Air Mail shipping with tracking number provided. Sorry, but no International shipping due to the high cost of shipping methods that provide online tracking (required by eBay & PayPal), currently a minimum of $48 via Global Express Mail.
Payment is due within three [3] days of auction end, unless you have contacted me prior to arrange otherwise. In accordance with eBay policy, payments not received after three days will initiate an unpaid item case through the resolution center.
The Watch Attic has a no hassle, no worries 14 day return policy as long as the watch is returned to us in the same condition as sent. We do not offer buy it now or end auctions early; the high bidder is the person with the final high bid!
Most of my mechanical, windup watches on the Watch Attic have not been recently serviced and are sold as found. Even if they are running at time of listing, please assume they will need cleaned and serviced by a professional watchmaker for them to keep time. Watches sold for parts/repair are project watches that may be useful in fixing another watch or will require parts to be fixable.
Modern quartz (battery operated) watches have had new batteries installed prior to auction and have been timed by me before hand to ensure they keep time.
The following auction is for a ladies vintage timepiece from the Westfield Watch Company, a division or sister company of the Bulova Watch firm. This watch, complete with its original display case and original gold link bracelet, is in excellent condition and is NEW OLD STOCK, never sold or worn but literally tucked away almost 80 years. It dates to 1936 as per its Bulova date code and is in the Art Deco cocktail style.
It measures 28mm lug tip to lug tip and 17mm in width, not including the crown or 1-1/4 inches long by 5/8 of an inch wide. It is fully wound and does not tick because it needs to be overhauled (cleaned/oiled), something t has never had so I think it is due!
The original dial is in mint condition, an ivory enamel finish with gold numbers and gold hands. It is signed WESTFIELD below the 12.
The original glass crystal is in perfect condition. The two-piece case is comprised of a 10k Rolled Gold Plated bezel and stainless steel back. It is in pristine shape with no wear whatsoever. The original winding crown is gold finished and in perfect shape too, hands set smoothly.
The back lid is made of stainless steel and is in excellent, unused condition. It is signed Westfield with case number F132725. Inside is its original Seven 7 jewel, manual wind mechanism, signed Westfield Watch Co., Swiss, Seven 7 Jewels, [Caliber] 6WN. There is also a SQUARE Bulova date code stamp for 1936. This mechanism is clean and complete but has never been worn so the oils have dried up and it will need a routine service (cleaned/oiled). Attached to the watch is its original Bradfield USA 10kt Rolled Gold Plated fancy link bracelet strap with fold away deployment clasp. This band is on the smaller side (about 6 inches total) so I will include a new old stock black cord bracelet strap for the winner with gold fittings and clasp, it will look nice on this watch.
Sold as found needing serviced but what a nice, new old stock Westy that is worthy of being cleaned. Thanks for taking a look and I hope you get a good deal!
Watch sizes: I provide exact measurements in millimeters (the watch industry standard) and inches, and include a U.S. quarter in one of my photos as a size reference. Draw the measurements on paper to help visualize the watch on your wrist. Remember, watches from the 1910s through the 1970s were smaller than considered normal today.
Winning bidders in the USA pay $3.50 for safely boxed USPS First-Class Mail shipping with online tracking (delivery confirmation). Washington State residents (and those with shipping addresses in Washington State) are required to add 8.6% sales tax. Canadian buyers pay $8.50 for safely packaged Air Mail shipping with tracking number provided. Sorry, but no International shipping due to the high cost of shipping methods that provide online tracking (required by eBay & PayPal), currently a minimum of $48 via Global Express Mail.
Payment is due within three [3] days of auction end, unless you have contacted me prior to arrange otherwise. In accordance with eBay policy, payments not received after three days will initiate an unpaid item case through the resolution center.
The Watch Attic has a no hassle, no worries 14 day return policy as long as the watch is returned to us in the same condition as sent. We do not offer buy it now or end auctions early; the high bidder is the person with the final high bid!
There comes a time in the life of a watch collector when he or she must clean out the closets, sort through drawers, crawl up into the attic and peek under the mattress to regain some breathing space around the house. My descriptions are honest and succinct, and I take pictures at close range, allowing you to get an accurate assessment of physical condition.
Most of my mechanical, windup watches on the Watch Attic have not been recently serviced and are sold as found. Even if they are running at time of listing, please assume they will need cleaned and serviced by a professional watchmaker for them to keep time. Watches sold for parts/repair are project watches that may be useful in fixing another watch or will require parts to be fixable.
Modern quartz (battery operated) watches have had new batteries installed prior to auction and have been timed by me before hand to ensure they keep time.
The following auction is for a mens vintage timepiece from the Bulova Watch Company. This is an early Jump Hour or Direct Read model and it dates to 1933 per its movement date code (cross). It is in the Art Deco style with stepped sides. Please note that this watch is missing its stem/crown and possibly a part that I cannot see. It does have all 3 rotating number disks albeit the seconds one is off the watch. Sold strictly as a project watch or for spares if you have one that you need to complete.
It measures 37mm lug tip to lug tip and 25mm in width, not including the crown or just under 1-1/2 inches long by 1 inch wide. It does not wind or set as it has no stem or crown. Balance and hairspring look okay.
The chrome metal case is in good overall condition with light scratches throughout and a touch of brassing on the bezel corners. It is embossed BULOVA below the hour window. Note that the seconds disk is not on the movement but is safely stored in a little bag. There is no plastic lens (crystal) under the cutaway windows.
The back lid is made of chrome steel and in good shape, no wear or engravings but light scratching is visible. The hinged section of the case is still together and the case opens/closes properly but the hinge pin has been stretched/bent so this is noted. Inside is its original 15 jewel, manual wind mechanism, signed BULOVA WATCH CO., FIFTEEN 15 JEWELS, 13AT, SWISS. There is a Bulova date code for 1933 visible (a cross). This mechanism appears complete except for the stem/crown and the seconds disk being off. Please assume, however, that something else might be missing, I honestly do not know. The inside case is stamped BULOVA QUALITY - 2179112. Attached to the watch is what just may be its original leather strap with chrome steel buckle that is still all there.
Sold strictly as found , AS IS so please consider this a project watch or a SPARES watch to complete a project. Thanks for taking a look and I hope you get a good deal!
Watch sizes: I provide exact measurements in millimeters (the watch industry standard) and inches, and include a U.S. quarter in one of my photos as a size reference. Draw the measurements on paper to help visualize the watch on your wrist. Remember, watches from the 1910s through the 1970s were smaller than considered normal today.
Winning bidders in the USA pay $3.50 for safely boxed USPS First-Class Mail shipping with online tracking (delivery confirmation). Washington State residents (and those with shipping addresses in Washington State) are required to add 8.6% sales tax. Canadian buyers pay $8.50 for safely packaged Air Mail shipping with tracking number provided. Sorry, but no International shipping due to the high cost of shipping methods that provide online tracking (required by eBay & PayPal), currently a minimum of $48 via Global Express Mail.
Payment is due within three [3] days of auction end, unless you have contacted me prior to arrange otherwise. In accordance with eBay policy, payments not received after three days will initiate an unpaid item case through the resolution center.
The Watch Attic has a no hassle, no worries 14 day return policy as long as the watch is returned to us in the same condition as sent. We do not offer buy it now or end auctions early; the high bidder is the person with the final high bid!
Most of my mechanical, windup watches on the Watch Attic have not been recently serviced and are sold as found. Even if they are running at time of listing, please assume they will need cleaned and serviced by a professional watchmaker for them to keep time. Watches sold for parts/repair are project watches that may be useful in fixing another watch or will require parts to be fixable.
Modern quartz (battery operated) watches have had new batteries installed prior to auction and have been timed by me before hand to ensure they keep time.
The following auction is for a mens vintage timepiece from the Bulova Watch Company. This hermetic design, stainless steel watch dates to 1960 and is in the Retro Modern style.
It measures 42mm lug tip to lug tip and 34mm in width, not including the crown or just over 1-5/8 inches long by just shy of 1-3/8 inches wide. It winds and sets smoothly and keeps very good time (I have timed it a few times over 24 hours). It has not been recently serviced.
The original enamel finished dial is in average to good condition with an even patina (or foxing) of age visible. It features raised silver numbers, original silver steel hands and a crosshair sub- seconds dial with sweep silver seconds hand. It is signed BULOVA 17 JEWELS below the 12 and SWISS at the base.
The original plastic crystal has scratches and wear. The two-piece case is stainless steel and is in good to very good condition with normal, light scratches. Note how it comes apart in the picture I provided. To access the movement you go in through the crystal/dial. The winding crown is original, signed Bulova and great shape.
The back lid is made of stainless steel and is in very good shape. It is signed Bulova Stainless Steel Case, Anti-Magnetic, Shock Resistant, Waterproof, Patent No. 2871654, M0. The M0 is the date code for 1960. Inside is its original 17 jewel, manual wind mechanism, signed Bulova Watch Co., Swiss, Seventeen 17 Jewels, BXW. This mechanism winds and sets properly and it keeps accurate time. Attached to the watch is a 18mm brown Hirsch Duke leather strap in very good condition. Thanks for taking a look and I hope you get a good deal!
Watch sizes: I provide exact measurements in millimeters (the watch industry standard) and inches, and include a U.S. quarter in one of my photos as a size reference. Draw the measurements on paper to help visualize the watch on your wrist. Remember, watches from the 1910s through the 1970s were smaller than considered normal today.
Winning bidders in the USA pay $3.50 for safely boxed USPS First-Class Mail shipping with online tracking (delivery confirmation). Washington State residents (and those with shipping addresses in Washington State) are required to add 8.6% sales tax. Canadian buyers pay $8.50 for safely packaged Air Mail shipping with tracking number provided. Sorry, but no International shipping due to the high cost of shipping methods that provide online tracking (required by eBay & PayPal), currently a minimum of $48 via Global Express Mail.
Payment is due within three [3] days of auction end, unless you have contacted me prior to arrange otherwise. In accordance with eBay policy, payments not received after three days will initiate an unpaid item case through the resolution center.
The Watch Attic has a no hassle, no worries 14 day return policy as long as the watch is returned to us in the same condition as sent. We do not offer buy it now or end auctions early; the high bidder is the person with the final high bid!
There comes a time in the life of a watch collector when he or she must clean out the closets, sort through drawers, crawl up into the attic and peek under the mattress to regain some breathing space around the house. My descriptions are honest and succinct, and I take pictures at close range, allowing you to get an accurate assessment of physical condition.
Most of my mechanical, windup watches on the Watch Attic have not been recently serviced and are sold as found. Even if they are running at time of listing, please assume they will need cleaned and serviced by a professional watchmaker for them to keep time. Watches sold for parts/repair are project watches that may be useful in fixing another watch or will require parts to be fixable.
Modern quartz (battery operated) watches have had new batteries installed prior to auction and have been timed by me before hand to ensure they keep time.
The following auction is for a mens vintage timepiece from the XXXX Watch Company. This watch dates to the 19XX and is in the XXXX style.
It measures 38mm lug tip to lug tip and 25mm in width, not including the crown or 1-1/2 inches long by 1 inch wide. It winds and sets XXXX
The original dial is in XXXX condition and features XXXX. It is signed XXXX below the 12.
The XXXX crystal is in XXXX condition. The XX-piece case is XXXX and is in XXX condition. The winding crown is XX and in XX shape.
The back lid is made of XXX and is in XXX condition. Inside is its original XX jewel, XX wind mechanism, signed XXXX. This mechanism is complete but XXXXX. The inside case is stamped XXXX. Attached to the watch is a XXXX strap that is in XXXX condition.
Sold as found so please assume it needs serviced/repaired. Thanks for taking a look and I hope you get a good deal!
Watch sizes: I provide exact measurements in millimeters (the watch industry standard) and inches, and include a U.S. quarter in one of my photos as a size reference. Draw the measurements on paper to help visualize the watch on your wrist. Remember, watches from the 1910s through the 1970s were smaller than considered normal today.
Winning bidders in the USA pay $3.50 for safely boxed USPS First-Class Mail shipping with online tracking (delivery confirmation). Washington State residents (and those with shipping addresses in Washington State) are required to add 8.6% sales tax. Canadian buyers pay $8.50 for safely packaged Air Mail shipping with tracking number provided. Sorry, but no International shipping due to the high cost of shipping methods that provide online tracking (required by eBay & PayPal), currently a minimum of $48 via Global Express Mail.
Payment is due within three [3] days of auction end, unless you have contacted me prior to arrange otherwise. In accordance with eBay policy, payments not received after three days will initiate an unpaid item case through the resolution center.
The Watch Attic has a no hassle, no worries 14 day return policy as long as the watch is returned to us in the same condition as sent. We do not offer buy it now or end auctions early; the high bidder is the person with the final high bid!
There comes a time in the life of a watch collector when he or she must clean out the closets, sort through drawers, crawl up into the attic and peek under the mattress to regain some breathing space around the house. My descriptions are honest and succinct, and I take pictures at close range, allowing you to get an accurate assessment of physical condition.
Most of my mechanical, windup watches on the Watch Attic have not been recently serviced and are sold as found. Even if they are running at time of listing, please assume they will need cleaned and serviced by a professional watchmaker for them to keep time. Watches sold for parts/repair are project watches that may be useful in fixing another watch or will require parts to be fixable.
Modern quartz (battery operated) watches have had new batteries installed prior to auction and have been timed by me before hand to ensure they keep time.
The following auction is for a mens vintage timepiece from the XXXX Watch Company. This watch dates to the 19XX and is in the XXXX style.
It measures 38mm lug tip to lug tip and 25mm in width, not including the crown or 1-1/2 inches long by 1 inch wide. It winds and sets XXXX
The original dial is in XXXX condition and features XXXX. It is signed XXXX below the 12.
The XXXX crystal is in XXXX condition. The XX-piece case is XXXX and is in XXX condition. The winding crown is XX and in XX shape.
The back lid is made of XXX and is in XXX condition. Inside is its original XX jewel, XX wind mechanism, signed XXXX. This mechanism is complete but XXXXX. The inside case is stamped XXXX. Attached to the watch is a XXXX strap that is in XXXX condition.
Sold as found so please assume it needs serviced/repaired. Thanks for taking a look and I hope you get a good deal!
Watch sizes: I provide exact measurements in millimeters (the watch industry standard) and inches, and include a U.S. quarter in one of my photos as a size reference. Draw the measurements on paper to help visualize the watch on your wrist. Remember, watches from the 1910s through the 1970s were smaller than considered normal today.
Winning bidders in the USA pay $3.50 for safely boxed USPS First-Class Mail shipping with online tracking (delivery confirmation). Washington State residents (and those with shipping addresses in Washington State) are required to add 8.6% sales tax. Canadian buyers pay $8.50 for safely packaged Air Mail shipping with tracking number provided. Sorry, but no International shipping due to the high cost of shipping methods that provide online tracking (required by eBay & PayPal), currently a minimum of $48 via Global Express Mail.
Payment is due within three [3] days of auction end, unless you have contacted me prior to arrange otherwise. In accordance with eBay policy, payments not received after three days will initiate an unpaid item case through the resolution center.
The Watch Attic has a no hassle, no worries 14 day return policy as long as the watch is returned to us in the same condition as sent. We do not offer buy it now or end auctions early; the high bidder is the person with the final high bid!
There comes a time in the life of a watch collector when he or she must clean out the closets, sort through drawers, crawl up into the attic and peek under the mattress to regain some breathing space around the house. My descriptions are honest and succinct, and I take pictures at close range, allowing you to get an accurate assessment of physical condition.
Most of my mechanical, windup watches on the Watch Attic have not been recently serviced and are sold as found. Even if they are running at time of listing, please assume they will need cleaned and serviced by a professional watchmaker for them to keep time. Watches sold for parts/repair are project watches that may be useful in fixing another watch or will require parts to be fixable.
Modern quartz (battery operated) watches have had new batteries installed prior to auction and have been timed by me before hand to ensure they keep time.
The following auction is for a mens vintage timepiece from the XXXX Watch Company. This watch dates to the 19XX and is in the XXXX style.
It measures 38mm lug tip to lug tip and 25mm in width, not including the crown or 1-1/2 inches long by 1 inch wide. It winds and sets XXXX
The original dial is in XXXX condition and features XXXX. It is signed XXXX below the 12.
The XXXX crystal is in XXXX condition. The XX-piece case is XXXX and is in XXX condition. The winding crown is XX and in XX shape.
The back lid is made of XXX and is in XXX condition. Inside is its original XX jewel, XX wind mechanism, signed XXXX. This mechanism is complete but XXXXX. The inside case is stamped XXXX. Attached to the watch is a XXXX strap that is in XXXX condition.
Sold as found so please assume it needs serviced/repaired. Thanks for taking a look and I hope you get a good deal!
Watch sizes: I provide exact measurements in millimeters (the watch industry standard) and inches, and include a U.S. quarter in one of my photos as a size reference. Draw the measurements on paper to help visualize the watch on your wrist. Remember, watches from the 1910s through the 1970s were smaller than considered normal today.
Winning bidders in the USA pay $3.50 for safely boxed USPS First-Class Mail shipping with online tracking (delivery confirmation). Washington State residents (and those with shipping addresses in Washington State) are required to add 8.6% sales tax. Canadian buyers pay $8.50 for safely packaged Air Mail shipping with tracking number provided. Sorry, but no International shipping due to the high cost of shipping methods that provide online tracking (required by eBay & PayPal), currently a minimum of $48 via Global Express Mail.
Payment is due within three [3] days of auction end, unless you have contacted me prior to arrange otherwise. In accordance with eBay policy, payments not received after three days will initiate an unpaid item case through the resolution center.
The Watch Attic has a no hassle, no worries 14 day return policy as long as the watch is returned to us in the same condition as sent. We do not offer buy it now or end auctions early; the high bidder is the person with the final high bid!
There comes a time in the life of a watch collector when he or she must clean out the closets, sort through drawers, crawl up into the attic and peek under the mattress to regain some breathing space around the house. My descriptions are honest and succinct, and I take pictures at close range, allowing you to get an accurate assessment of physical condition.
Most of my mechanical, windup watches on the Watch Attic have not been recently serviced and are sold as found. Even if they are running at time of listing, please assume they will need cleaned and serviced by a professional watchmaker for them to keep time. Watches sold for parts/repair are project watches that may be useful in fixing another watch or will require parts to be fixable.
Modern quartz (battery operated) watches have had new batteries installed prior to auction and have been timed by me before hand to ensure they keep time.
The following auction is for a mens vintage timepiece from the XXXX Watch Company. This watch dates to the 19XX and is in the XXXX style.
It measures 38mm lug tip to lug tip and 25mm in width, not including the crown or 1-1/2 inches long by 1 inch wide. It winds and sets XXXX
The original dial is in XXXX condition and features XXXX. It is signed XXXX below the 12.
The XXXX crystal is in XXXX condition. The XX-piece case is XXXX and is in XXX condition. The winding crown is XX and in XX shape.
The back lid is made of XXX and is in XXX condition. Inside is its original XX jewel, XX wind mechanism, signed XXXX. This mechanism is complete but XXXXX. The inside case is stamped XXXX. Attached to the watch is a XXXX strap that is in XXXX condition.
Sold as found so please assume it needs serviced/repaired. Thanks for taking a look and I hope you get a good deal!
Watch sizes: I provide exact measurements in millimeters (the watch industry standard) and inches, and include a U.S. quarter in one of my photos as a size reference. Draw the measurements on paper to help visualize the watch on your wrist. Remember, watches from the 1910s through the 1970s were smaller than considered normal today.
Winning bidders in the USA pay $3.50 for safely boxed USPS First-Class Mail shipping with online tracking (delivery confirmation). Washington State residents (and those with shipping addresses in Washington State) are required to add 8.6% sales tax. Canadian buyers pay $8.50 for safely packaged Air Mail shipping with tracking number provided. Sorry, but no International shipping due to the high cost of shipping methods that provide online tracking (required by eBay & PayPal), currently a minimum of $48 via Global Express Mail.
Payment is due within three [3] days of auction end, unless you have contacted me prior to arrange otherwise. In accordance with eBay policy, payments not received after three days will initiate an unpaid item case through the resolution center.
The Watch Attic has a no hassle, no worries 14 day return policy as long as the watch is returned to us in the same condition as sent. We do not offer buy it now or end auctions early; the high bidder is the person with the final high bid!
There comes a time in the life of a watch collector when he or she must clean out the closets, sort through drawers, crawl up into the attic and peek under the mattress to regain some breathing space around the house. My descriptions are honest and succinct, and I take pictures at close range, allowing you to get an accurate assessment of physical condition.
Most of my mechanical, windup watches on the Watch Attic have not been recently serviced and are sold as found. Even if they are running at time of listing, please assume they will need cleaned and serviced by a professional watchmaker for them to keep time. Watches sold for parts/repair are project watches that may be useful in fixing another watch or will require parts to be fixable.
Modern quartz (battery operated) watches have had new batteries installed prior to auction and have been timed by me before hand to ensure they keep time.
The following auction is for a mens vintage timepiece from the XXXX Watch Company. This watch dates to the 19XX and is in the XXXX style.
It measures 38mm lug tip to lug tip and 25mm in width, not including the crown or 1-1/2 inches long by 1 inch wide. It winds and sets XXXX
The original dial is in XXXX condition and features XXXX. It is signed XXXX below the 12.
The XXXX crystal is in XXXX condition. The XX-piece case is XXXX and is in XXX condition. The winding crown is XX and in XX shape.
The back lid is made of XXX and is in XXX condition. Inside is its original XX jewel, XX wind mechanism, signed XXXX. This mechanism is complete but XXXXX. The inside case is stamped XXXX. Attached to the watch is a XXXX strap that is in XXXX condition.
Sold as found so please assume it needs serviced/repaired. Thanks for taking a look and I hope you get a good deal!
Watch sizes: I provide exact measurements in millimeters (the watch industry standard) and inches, and include a U.S. quarter in one of my photos as a size reference. Draw the measurements on paper to help visualize the watch on your wrist. Remember, watches from the 1910s through the 1970s were smaller than considered normal today.
Winning bidders in the USA pay $3.50 for safely boxed USPS First-Class Mail shipping with online tracking (delivery confirmation). Washington State residents (and those with shipping addresses in Washington State) are required to add 8.6% sales tax. Canadian buyers pay $8.50 for safely packaged Air Mail shipping with tracking number provided. Sorry, but no International shipping due to the high cost of shipping methods that provide online tracking (required by eBay & PayPal), currently a minimum of $48 via Global Express Mail.
Payment is due within three [3] days of auction end, unless you have contacted me prior to arrange otherwise. In accordance with eBay policy, payments not received after three days will initiate an unpaid item case through the resolution center.
The Watch Attic has a no hassle, no worries 14 day return policy as long as the watch is returned to us in the same condition as sent. We do not offer buy it now or end auctions early; the high bidder is the person with the final high bid!
There comes a time in the life of a watch collector when he or she must clean out the closets, sort through drawers, crawl up into the attic and peek under the mattress to regain some breathing space around the house. My descriptions are honest and succinct, and I take pictures at close range, allowing you to get an accurate assessment of physical condition.
Most of my mechanical, windup watches on the Watch Attic have not been recently serviced and are sold as found. Even if they are running at time of listing, please assume they will need cleaned and serviced by a professional watchmaker for them to keep time. Watches sold for parts/repair are project watches that may be useful in fixing another watch or will require parts to be fixable.
Modern quartz (battery operated) watches have had new batteries installed prior to auction and have been timed by me before hand to ensure they keep time.
The following auction is for a mens vintage timepiece from the XXXX Watch Company. This watch dates to the 19XX and is in the XXXX style.
It measures 38mm lug tip to lug tip and 25mm in width, not including the crown or 1-1/2 inches long by 1 inch wide. It winds and sets XXXX
The original dial is in XXXX condition and features XXXX. It is signed XXXX below the 12.
The XXXX crystal is in XXXX condition. The XX-piece case is XXXX and is in XXX condition. The winding crown is XX and in XX shape.
The back lid is made of XXX and is in XXX condition. Inside is its original XX jewel, XX wind mechanism, signed XXXX. This mechanism is complete but XXXXX. The inside case is stamped XXXX. Attached to the watch is a XXXX strap that is in XXXX condition.
Sold as found so please assume it needs serviced/repaired. Thanks for taking a look and I hope you get a good deal!
Watch sizes: I provide exact measurements in millimeters (the watch industry standard) and inches, and include a U.S. quarter in one of my photos as a size reference. Draw the measurements on paper to help visualize the watch on your wrist. Remember, watches from the 1910s through the 1970s were smaller than considered normal today.
Winning bidders in the USA pay $3.50 for safely boxed USPS First-Class Mail shipping with online tracking (delivery confirmation). Washington State residents (and those with shipping addresses in Washington State) are required to add 8.6% sales tax. Canadian buyers pay $8.50 for safely packaged Air Mail shipping with tracking number provided. Sorry, but no International shipping due to the high cost of shipping methods that provide online tracking (required by eBay & PayPal), currently a minimum of $48 via Global Express Mail.
Payment is due within three [3] days of auction end, unless you have contacted me prior to arrange otherwise. In accordance with eBay policy, payments not received after three days will initiate an unpaid item case through the resolution center.
The Watch Attic has a no hassle, no worries 14 day return policy as long as the watch is returned to us in the same condition as sent. We do not offer buy it now or end auctions early; the high bidder is the person with the final high bid!
There comes a time in the life of a watch collector when he or she must clean out the closets, sort through drawers, crawl up into the attic and peek under the mattress to regain some breathing space around the house. My descriptions are honest and succinct, and I take pictures at close range, allowing you to get an accurate assessment of physical condition.
Most of my mechanical, windup watches on the Watch Attic have not been recently serviced and are sold as found. Even if they are running at time of listing, please assume they will need cleaned and serviced by a professional watchmaker for them to keep time. Watches sold for parts/repair are project watches that may be useful in fixing another watch or will require parts to be fixable.
Modern quartz (battery operated) watches have had new batteries installed prior to auction and have been timed by me before hand to ensure they keep time.
The following auction is for a mens vintage timepiece from the XXXX Watch Company. This watch dates to the 19XX and is in the XXXX style.
It measures 38mm lug tip to lug tip and 25mm in width, not including the crown or 1-1/2 inches long by 1 inch wide. It winds and sets XXXX
The original dial is in XXXX condition and features XXXX. It is signed XXXX below the 12.
The XXXX crystal is in XXXX condition. The XX-piece case is XXXX and is in XXX condition. The winding crown is XX and in XX shape.
The back lid is made of XXX and is in XXX condition. Inside is its original XX jewel, XX wind mechanism, signed XXXX. This mechanism is complete but XXXXX. The inside case is stamped XXXX. Attached to the watch is a XXXX strap that is in XXXX condition.
Sold as found so please assume it needs serviced/repaired. Thanks for taking a look and I hope you get a good deal!
Watch sizes: I provide exact measurements in millimeters (the watch industry standard) and inches, and include a U.S. quarter in one of my photos as a size reference. Draw the measurements on paper to help visualize the watch on your wrist. Remember, watches from the 1910s through the 1970s were smaller than considered normal today.
Winning bidders in the USA pay $3.50 for safely boxed USPS First-Class Mail shipping with online tracking (delivery confirmation). Washington State residents (and those with shipping addresses in Washington State) are required to add 8.6% sales tax. Canadian buyers pay $8.50 for safely packaged Air Mail shipping with tracking number provided. Sorry, but no International shipping due to the high cost of shipping methods that provide online tracking (required by eBay & PayPal), currently a minimum of $48 via Global Express Mail.
Payment is due within three [3] days of auction end, unless you have contacted me prior to arrange otherwise. In accordance with eBay policy, payments not received after three days will initiate an unpaid item case through the resolution center.
The Watch Attic has a no hassle, no worries 14 day return policy as long as the watch is returned to us in the same condition as sent. We do not offer buy it now or end auctions early; the high bidder is the person with the final high bid!