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American Waltham Watch Co. 1851 - 1957
Serial No.: 26616743
Size: 16
Jewels: 21
Grade: Crescent Street
Model: 1908
Case: Open Face
Plate: 3/4 plate, Nickel Finish
Winding Type: Stem wind
Setting Type: Lever Set
Adjusted: 6-positions
American Railroad Approved
Approximate year of production: 1929
Keystone, Victory, 10K Rolled Gold Plate Case.
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Love it! Here's mine: http://www.collectorsweekly.com/stories/40753-1906-waltham-crescent-street-pocket-watc
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Looks like the same case even...
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I admired your watch when you posted it, but didn't notice the similarity of the case.
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