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American Waltham Watch Co.
Serial No. 14111048
Size 18, 17 Jewels, Grade 85, Model 1883, stem wind & set.
Manufactured approximately 1905
This watch has been re-cased and the back & bezel have inside threads to screw into the case.
The gilt dial has a church, other buildings and a peacock.
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Dave
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Great pictures, Dave The peacock on the face is intricate work. Love it. Jimbo
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