*Working* Waltham Colonial Series Pocket Watch Grade 1225 17 Jewels 12 Size

Description: This exemplary timepiece is running however has not been serviced recently. Experience the timeless elegance of the AWWC Waltham Gold Filled Pocket Watch, a stunning piece of horological history. With its 17-jewel grade 1225 mechanical manual movement, this pocket watch combines classic craftsmanship with precision. The serial number is 23285210 which dates the watch to between 1900 and 1920. The 14k yellow gold filled case color and matching dial exude a sophisticated charm, while the open-face design and snap caseback allow for easy access to the movement. It is stamped Wadsworth Warranted 25 years The caseback is tastefully engraved with the letters "CAM" and the dust cover is engraved with "CAM 1937", "DHD 1937-48" and "CWD 1948" centeredin the beautiful factory engraving of Waltham Colonial Series. Crafted in the United States during the 1920s, this dress/formal style pocket watch reflects a bygone era of watchmaking. Although it's customized and without its original box or papers, the watch maintains its vintage allure, featuring easy-to-read numerals and a seconds hand for seamless timekeeping. Ideal for enthusiasts and collectors alike, this Waltham pocket watch is a testament to the artistry of the past. The Waltham Grade No. 1225, part of the Colonial Series, is a notable pocket watch produced by the American Waltham Watch Company. Introduced around 1924, this model is often referred to as the "Colonial B" or "Model 1924." Key Features: Size and Design: The Grade No. 1225 is a 12-size watch, characterized by its thin profile, aligning with the Colonial Series' emphasis on elegance and slimness. Movement: It houses a 17-jewel movement, ensuring reliable timekeeping. Case: These watches were typically encased in gold-filled cases, contributing to their refined appearance. Historical Context: The Colonial Series was Waltham's response to the early 20th-century demand for thinner, more elegant timepieces. The Grade No. 1225 exemplifies this trend, offering a blend of aesthetic appeal and functional precision. Collectibility and Value: As a vintage timepiece, the Grade No. 1225 holds appeal for collectors, especially those interested in early 20th-century American watchmaking. Its value can vary based on factors such as condition, originality, and market demand. Please see my other watches available for sale, photos of these are also here in the listing. This listing covers one single pocket watch.

Price: 32 USD

Location: Hellerup

End Time: 2024-12-06T13:28:43.000Z

Shipping Cost: 50 USD