1917 International Watch Co. (IWC) Schauffhausen Sterling Silver cased pocket watch
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1917 International Watch Co. (IWC) Schauffhausen Sterling Silver cased pocket watch
1917 International Watch Co. (IWC) Schauffhausen Sterling Silver cased pocket watch
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Do u mind me asking you how u got ur value of the item. I have one by Robert bryson it is 1895 confused as the inside looks gold and the outside is silver i think
@newtna1 Auctioneer's estimate (less auction premium), but open to offers.
International Watch Co. (IWC) is a valuable maker and condition is exceptional.
When valuing your one, value is a combination of maker (Bryson is good), complications (how many things it can do), condition (dial especially), age, rarity, and case metal (only matters if the gold/silver literally outweights the rest of the value).
Cases can be steel, base metal plated with gold, solid silver, or solid gold. The stamps or markings will tell you what it is. English hallmarks are quite clear. It sounds like your case is silver. There may be something like a castle (Edinburgh), lion, and date marks.
Movements can be brass, copper, or other alloys. They are often plated with an alloy of copper, gold, or nickel. Pre-1900 tells me it may be fire-guilded with gold. That is why the movement appears gold in colour.
You can check auction sales and completed sales on eBay to get a rough idea of value.
International Watch Co. (IWC) is a valuable maker and condition is exceptional.
When valuing your one, value is a combination of maker (Bryson is good), complications (how many things it can do), condition (dial especially), age, rarity, and case metal (only matters if the gold/silver literally outweights the rest of the value).
Cases can be steel, base metal plated with gold, solid silver, or solid gold. The stamps or markings will tell you what it is. English hallmarks are quite clear. It sounds like your case is silver. There may be something like a castle (Edinburgh), lion, and date marks.
Movements can be brass, copper, or other alloys. They are often plated with an alloy of copper, gold, or nickel. Pre-1900 tells me it may be fire-guilded with gold. That is why the movement appears gold in colour.
You can check auction sales and completed sales on eBay to get a rough idea of value.
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