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Posted 8 months ago
ngates61
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I am new to this but have always been fasinated by Pocket watches I Never owned one until now. My 79 year old Mother gave me her fathers watch (which she said she never remembered him not having it) it is a Illinois pocketwatch on the inside cover it says 239378 Fahys permenent Quality RR on the watch itself it says17 jewels springfield Illinois Watch Co Double Roller on the side 3390624 Does any one have any info (sorry about the Pics they were done on my phone)This watch keeps good time, This is a Keepsake just interested in the history. Thanks
Illinois Pocket WatchesFounded in 1870 in Springfield, Illinois, the Illinois Watch Company sold i…
ngates61,
Your pictures are to far out of focus to give you adequate information.
If your serial number on the watch movement is 3390624 you have a:
Grade: 304
Movement Serial Number:3390624
Estimated Production Year: 1918
Size: 16
Jewels: 17
Movement Configuration: Openface
Movement Finish: Nickel
Model: 7
Movement Setting: Pendant
Plate: 3/4 Plate
Double Roller: Yes
Barrel: Going
Adjusted: No
Railroad Grade: No
Try giving us focused pictures
Dave
Kevin,
I had a feeling I was racing someone.
This database states serial number 3390624 is a 3/4 plate. The out-of-focus photo appears to be a bridge model. I need a better image to see.
Dave