Scarse 1922 Ny Standard 15 J Pocket Watch and similar items

SCARSE 1922 NY STANDARD 15 J POCKET WATCH 10s GOLD FILLED CASE OPEN FACE RUNNING Click images to enlarge Description SCARSE 1922 NY STANDARD 15 J POCKET WATCH 10s GOLD FILLED CASE OPEN FACE RUNNING These vintage watches are getting tough to find, especially in this nice condition, a very nice watch for a very SPECIAL person!!! This watch will last for years to come! Beautiful Circa 1922 Open face Movement, New York Standard 15 Jewels Pocket Watch, size 10s, Cased in an original AMERICA OPEN FACE gold filled case. Gold Filled 100% Authentic NY Standard Case Reads: BB ROYAL, 20 YEARS 6430638 Movement Serial No.: 1011022 Movement Reads: New York Standard Watch Co., U.S.A Dial Hallmarked: Standard Hinged back, snap Bezel ORIGINAL, Gold-Filled case. The case is an Open Face style in good condition, nicely engraved with some wear from age and use, (SEE PHOTOS), the initial shield has initial C.G.W. Bright and clean Nickel Damaskeen well running, PENDANT set wind, Open Face movement, THIS FINE RUNNING MOVEMENT NEEDS A FULL SERVICE TO MAINTAIN THE RUNNING CONDITION, OILING, CLEANING. TIMING, AT TIME OF LISTING THE WATCH WAS WOUND AND THE MOVEMENT RAN FOR OVER 24 HOURS DID NOT CHECKED FOR ACCURACY WATCH IS SOLD AS-IS NO GUARANTIES PLEASE LOOK AT ALL PHOTOS AND ASK QUESTIONS BEFORE BUYING Glass Crystal with some minor scratches from age and use, Nice near mint dial, with black Arabic numerals. Beautiful matching Spade whip style hands, elegant 100 Plus years old New York Standard pocket watch FROM THE AMERICAN HOROLOGY ARCHIVE: New York Standard Grade: 1553 Multiple Movements Assigned Same Serial Manufacturer: New York Standard Watch Co. Manufacturer Location: Jersey City, New Jersey Movement Serial Number: 1011022 Grade: 1553 Model: K Estimated Production Year: 1922 Size: 10s Jewels: 15j Movement Configuration: Openface Movement Finish: Nickel Movement Setting: Pendant Plate: Bridge Plate Adjusted: No Railroad Grade: No Movement Markings: New York Standard Watch Co. U.S.A. 15 Jewels Made in U.S.A. Case: Various Database Version: v52.256 Old treasures like Pocket Watches are disappearing quickly and soon won't be available to buy online. Rare watches are being bought by Collectors and they don't sell them. We accept Payment using ebay checkout, electronic full Payment must be received within 4 days from end of auction, If not received the unpaid item assistant will open a case automatically 4 days after the listing ends, and the nonpaying buyer will be reported to ebay, for a non-payment strike. If you purchased more than one item, please do NOT pay until the ebay invoice is received. ATTENTION INTERNATIONAL BUYERS PLEASE NOTE THAT OUR ITEMS ARE SHIPPED FROM THE UNITED STATES PLEASE NOTE: Import duties, taxes, and charges (typically collected upon delivery or pickup) are the buyer?s responsibility and are not included in the item price or shipping charges. Please check with your country?s customs office prior to bidding/buying to determine what this additional cost will be. Vintage watches are completely mechanical and their time keeping accuracy can be affected by many things including position changes, temperature, internal cleanliness, lubrication, magnetism, and maintenance. AS A general rule most are satisfied if the watch is accurate within a few minutes per day, we do not warranty or guarantee their time keeping accuracy. Watch is sold as is and we do not offer any guarantees. This is your chance to add a nice collectible watch and a piece of American History to your collection. U.S. Buyer pays calculated shipping and handling. Shipping by USPS, Insurance is included in our shipping and Handling, international shipping ONLY USING ebay GLOBAL SHIPPING. Good Luck and Thanks!!! I?ll let the pictures tell the rest of the story. As additional visual descriptions, they take precedence over any and all of the written descriptions. They are very clear and should leave no doubt as to the condition of this watch. In most cases you are the expert also, so please judge these pictures for yourself. If I have erred in the description at all, it was purely unintentional, Vintage watches are completely mechanical and their time keeping accuracy can be affected by many things including, position changes, temperature, internal cleanliness, lubrication, magnetism, and maintenance, as a general rule most are satisfied if the watch is accurate within a few minutes per day, we do not warranty or guarantee their time keeping accuracy ==== PLEASE SEE ALL PICTURES We are NOT watch experts by any means, so please ask questions, or kindly let us know if we've left anything out of importance. THANK YOU! ==== Brief History: New York Standard Watch Company Including Serial Numbers and Production Dates 1885 - 1929 Jersey City, New Jersey The New York Standard watch company was first incorporated in 1885 and operated in Jersey City, New Jersey. They should not be confused with the New York watch company, which was one of the predecessors of the Hampden Watch company. New York Standard produced watches in the following sizes: 18, 16, 12, 6, 0, 3/0 and 10/0 in 7-15 jewels. They are, perhaps, best known for offering a unique straight line lever "worm-gear" escapement, patented by R. J. Clay. New York Standard operated from 1885 until 1929 and produced over 8 million watches. Some of their models are more common, while some are extremely rare. Repairing New York Standard watches has become very difficult due to the lack of availability of parts for repair. In many cases it is simply not possible to locate parts and repairs for certain models are no longer possible. New York Standard Watch Company Approximate Serial Numbers and Dates This table is known to be incorrect! This is the only published table of NYS serial numbers and dates we've seen, but I do not believe these numbers to be accurate. Serial number information for New York Standard is incomplete and inconclusive. To the best of our knowledge, there are no complete serial number/date records available for New York Standard watches, and it appears that New York Standard did not use a reliable system of sequential numbers to identify their watches. Some watches appear to have a serial number, while others have a number which seems to describe size and model. Some serial numbers bear a prefix of unknown meaning. We would love to hear from anyone with more complete or accurate information on NYS serial numbers. Year S/N 1890 600,000 1895 900,000 1900 1,200,000 1905 1,500,000 1910 1,800,000 1915 (description exceeds maximum possible length)