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Vintage CONRAIL Pocket Watch w/ Moving Train

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    Posted 8 years ago

    Dallibone
    (101 items)

    This cool watch has a mechanical train that goes around. The case is gold filled I believe. I am unsure of where it's made and the year it was made. Might someone know more info?

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    1. SpiritBear, 8 years ago
      Looks like brass from more recent years. There's a wrist-watch version, too.
    2. Amh467, 7 years ago
      Theses watches, wristwatches as well were offered to conrail employees. Wish I could tell you more. My father had been a conrail employee and had several. Unfortunately, when he passed away the step-monster sold or gave away all of his things to ensure that his grandsons would not receive them. I've been searching for one as a remembrance. I loved his watches :)

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