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Sixteen-size, 23 ruby-jeweled Vanguard hunter-case railroad pocket watch by the American Waltham Watch Company, featuring solid gold jewel settings, a solid gold train (gears), plum-blued hands and mesmeric Montgomery dial. Offered in an exceedingly handsome, custom-fitted, velvet-lined presentation case. Circa 1911.
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One of the most desirable and uncommon railroad-grade pocket watches made in America, this 18 size, 24 ruby-jeweled Bunn Special is housed in a massive six ounce silver case and presented in a custom-fitted burl presentation box. Also included with the watch is its ornate, heavy sterling silver chain and rare period compass fob. It is a combination unmatched in condition, rarity and beauty. Circa 1902.
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Hauntingly beautiful ladies Elgin "O" size pendant watch in intricate yellow gold fill with rare special-order fancy dial and wonderfully long pendant chain; offered in a royal purple presentation box; circa 1911.
Quite simply one of the most astonishing railroad timepieces we've had the pleasure to offer, this rare 18 size, 23 ruby-jeweled "Vanguard" hunter-case pocket watch created by the American Waltham Watch Company is magnificent – with a PERFECT Montgomery dial and rococo gold-filled case; offered in a custom-fitted walnut presentation box; circa 1901.
