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Hamilton 937
Serial #7427
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Manufacturer | Hamilton |
Grade | 937 |
Serial Number | 7427 |
Size | 18s |
Model | 2 |
Jewel Count | 17j |
Setting | Lever |
Finish | Nickel |
Case Material | Coinsilver |
Case Manufacturer | Fahys Watch Case Co. |
Case Grade/Model | No. 1 |
Case Serial # | N9189 |
Case Details | The Fahys silver coin No. 1 is quite large, weighing 6 oz. (8.30z. with movement), and is designed for a lever set watch only. A small retaining screw in the case neck can be backed out so that the crown and stem can be removed to allow the removal of the movement from the case. There is a simple floral design surrounding a vacant cartouche to allow for the engraving of initials. |
Dial Material | Glass Enamel |
Dial Type | Double-Sunk |
Dial Style | Roman |
Dial Signing Name | Hamiliton Watch Co. |
Dial Details | D.S. glass enamel dial with hairline between 3min. at outer dial edge to 7min. near edge of fist sink section. |
Movement Markings | "Adjusted", "Safety Pinion" and serial no. on barrel bridge. "Hamilton Watch C." ,"17 Jewels", "Lancaster Pa." on barrel bridge. Finished 3/1/95 sold 10/2/1896 to Jewelers E.E.& A.B. Conrad, 501 Main Street, Newton, Kansas. The Conrad jeweler's bldg. still exists as a Rent-a-Center, today. |
Contributed to the database by Mobilaero on March 1, 2017.
This collection record was most recently edited on December 17, 2021.
This collection record was most recently edited on December 17, 2021.