This serial number is registered as a Model 1891, Seaside grade, size 0 (1 1/6" across) ladies watch. It has a 15-jewel unadjusted movement with a Breguet spring balance. The manufacture date is 1905.
There is no notation as to whether this particular run of serial numbers was for an open face or hunter case (full case, with cover), but most of the 1891s had hunter cases.
The value of your watch depends largely on the type of case, metal composition, appearance, and condition. The watch is available in both yellow and white 14k gold, coin silver, gold-filled, and nickle. Fourteen karat gold watches of this model in running condition appraise for approximately $300-500.
The following is a sample of recent auction prices (running, unless otherwise specified):
14k white gold, hunter case...............$360
14k gold, open face..........................$125
14k gold, hunter case.......................$345
14k gold, not running, no crystal........$150
14k gold-filled, hunter case (plated)....$105
Coin silver, hunter case.....................$220
Coin silver, open face........................$130
If you plan to sell, please have the watch professionally appraised.
[December 2010]
American Waltham pocket watch serial number 8017000
waltham pocket watchserial number 13290396
serial #9019268, #1 oresilver, 15 jewel pocket watch, american waltham watch co.
An American Waltham sold on eBay for 349.00
Less then mine 1890 waltham pocket wath . Serialnr 4707827. I paid 125,-eu for only the wath in mint condition
Depending on the condition of the watch, an American Waltham pocket watch from 1877 can bring anywhere from 300 dollars to over 2,000. Most watches go for below the 1,000 dollar range.
$ 600.00
I just bought a 1925 Waltham Pocket Watch with the word Salem underneath Waltham. I don't know if it is a fake. How much did you pay?
Waltham #24062462
$200-$300
$ 5750 for working piece of civil war era
150$