Posted 9 years ago
mowgli191
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These are four clocks from inside of a watch. I do not no if they are valuable if anyone knows anything please comment below.. Thanks
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Posted 9 years ago
mowgli191
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These are four clocks from inside of a watch. I do not no if they are valuable if anyone knows anything please comment below.. Thanks
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What names are on the dials? Unless it is a high-end or rare name AND in perfect condition, they aren't worth much at all. By high-end I mean Rolex, Patek Phillippe, Breguet, Breitling, Girard Perregaux, etc. Some watchmakers might be interested in purchasing them if the above conditions exist, as some watches they may receive for repair have no new parts being manufactured. But, unfortunately, even if they were interested in purchasing them, they are not likely to pay a good price as that would increase the cost of their service to a client and make it more expensive for a client to have the watch restored. But, if you're looking to sell them, check on eBay - there are plenty of artists out there who look for watch dials and mechanical parts for steam-punk art.
Chesterfield, the elm city, Westclox, and Sevil
I have one that has Sicura on it. One says Elgin
Chesterfield dial was a stop watch, Elm City was produced by New Haven, the Westclox Pocket Ben all of which circa 1940's-50's and the Sevil is modern quartz watch, these are cool, but not much retail value.
Okay well that is all entrusting. What about one that says Chicago on it?
I don't see a Chicago dial.....might be one from 1933 Worlds fair, if so, might have some retail value, but would have to see it to make that call
Okay, thanks