50mm (5cm) across case without crown.
Size 16s.
A gold filled full hunter. The case is a Dennison STAR 10 year guaranteed (from date of manufacture) each part is made from 2 plates of gold with a plate of composition between them, vastly superior to electroplating which only deposits a very thin layer of gold.
The case is clean and bright throughout, all hinges are good, all covers open and close well. Front cover pops open with a depression of the crown, as it should. Very good condition case, no signs of wear. No dings, dents or scratches worth mentioning. Front and rear covers open to 90 degrees.
The dial is bright and clean, no cracks or chips, signed "Waltham U.S.A.". Roman Numerals, blued steel hands.
The movement is a Waltham 17 Jewel P.S. Bartlett model 1908 dating to 1931, damascened, gold jewel collars, gold adjuster star, gold balance screws, running well and keeps good time.
Mineral glass crystals in perfect condition.
Presented in a deluxe fitted pocket jewellers box.
Great for wedding, graduation, retirement, Christmas, Fathers day or birthday present.
Recently Fully Serviced, including modern alloy mainspring.
Serviced.
Servicing is defined as the piece being disassembled, cleaned, inspected and adjusted if necessary. It is then re-assembled and correctly oiled, timed for accuracy and adjusted if required. The mainspring will be replaced with a modern alloy type and the piece will be bench-tested for at least one day.
Statement.
I restore all of my watches to a fully working condition. It is my aim to provide a watch that is not only running but working to a usable state. My watches can be worn and used for their intended purpose on a daily basis. The time keeping should certainly be within +- 5 minutes per 24 hours but I aim for +-3 or better. I do offer guarantees, the details of which can be found on my website for Time Pocket Watches. I have many years experience and a vast catalogue of Waltham spares and parts.
Photography.
My highly detailed photographs show the watch in detail, this level of detail is not normally seen by the naked eye. The watch will look even better in real life. Any "ripples" seen on reflective surfaces are merely reflections of a reflective sheet used during photography and not defects in the watch or case.