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My Hubby just got this watch for me. I did a little bit of research and all I was able to find out is the year of the watch. The watch is Sterling Silver and in working order. I would like to keep the watch for my boys :). But would love to learn more about it. If anyone can help in any way, I would really appreciate your help.
Serial No. of the watch is 4031023. It also has 11.88 inside the watch.
Thank you in advance.
VITA
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Hi Vita,
Your watch was made between 1922-1925. This makes sense because spring bars, which hold the band on were invented about this time.
I hope this helps,
Jim