Here's a nice Elgin grade 349, 18 size, 21 jewels, made about 1907.
This movement features an unusual damascene pattern on the upper plates.
A new balance staff was needed to get this one going. It is a bit hard to see in this picture but the lower balance staff pivot (pointing up in this image) is bent over almost into a hook shape. How this happened I can't image. The jewels and the other pivot are OK.
The screws on this watch are nicely detailed with a chamfered edge.
Google Photos made this image from my pictures. It does that sometimes, randomly.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
Blog Archive
-
▼
2016
(465)
-
▼
October
(34)
- New
- Two Elgins
- The Oregonian Clock
- Coming Soon
- Suggested Jeweler and Watchmaker Price List of Gen...
- Adjusting Hands
- A Horological Review
- Elgin Grade 349
- Two New Arrivals
- Horological Videos
- Elgin Grade 350
- Elgin Grade 93, Convertible
- Elgin Grade 478
- The Best Jobs for People Who Hate People
- Street Clock
- Proposals
- Watch Mainsprings
- Bow Post Cutter
- New Arrival
- Keep Up With the World, with Elgin!
- Elgin Grade 312
- Odd But True
- See! New! See! New! New!
- Land of the Free...
- Wake Up The Easy Way
- Elgin Expands, Acquires New Plant In Nebraska
- Waltham P.S. Bartlett
- And Another
- New
- Another New Arrival
- Just In
- Illinois Watch Company, "The Master"
- More Functionality Dropped
- J. H. Bledsoe to Market New Hairspring Vise
-
▼
October
(34)








No comments:
Post a Comment