Watches I have for sale, or have previously sold

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A nice and well-running Waltham Model 1877, serial number 2023855 dates it to 1883. In a sharp and well preserved case. More pictures and details.

A sharp movement in a very nice case, serial number 1622581 dates this hefty 18-size watch to 1885. More info and photos.

This is a really nice early Elgin 18 size pocket watch, a Model 1 grade 7 key wind and key set with seven jewels, low six digit serial number 657421 dates its production to 1880. More photos/details

A strong runner in a nice case, with a low six digit serial number 770364 produced in 1881. See more pictures and information. 

A solid, reliable timekeeper.  Serial number 677302 dates it to 1887. In a Keystone Silverine case. More info and pictures. 

A pristine early Illinois, grade “Columbia” in 11 jewels, serial number 425662 produced in 1882. Click here to see more pictures and information. 

One of the first Elgin watches made, this 18-size and 7-jewel movement has a 5-digit serial number 63563 from 1871. Crisp coin silver case. See more info and photos.

18-size Elgin Model 1, 7-jewel Grade 7, serial number 795233 dates it to 1881. More info and photos.

Late production key-wind Model 1877 "Broadway," 18-size 7-jewel, serial number 4256915 dates it to 1890. More details and photos.

18-size, 7-jewel, grade "Broadway," Model 1877, serial number 2937244 dates it to 1888. More info and photos

Elgin 7 jewel Model 1 in a 3-ounce coin silver case with some wear. Runs great, would be ideal reenacting watch. Serial number 1847109 dates it to 1885. More pictures/details.

Has had a rough life and a few warts, but running strong and reliably. A great reenacting watch! Serial number 1032958. More pictures and info here.