Ball - Hamilton Pocket Watch: Serial Number 585315 (Grade 999H)

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Access Date: December 20, 2024

From the American Horology Archive:

Ball - Hamilton

Grade: 999H

Manufacturer:	Ball - Hamilton
Movement Serial Number:	585315
Grade:	999H
Model:	1
Estimated Production Year:	1908
Run Quantity:	1,000
Grade/Model Run:	8 of 12
Grade/Model Total Production:	8,100
Size:	18s
Jewels:	17j
Movement Configuration:	Openface
Movement Finish:	Nickel
Finish Pattern:	Circular
Movement Setting:	Lever
Plate:	Full Plate
Double Roller:	Yes
Adjusted:	Yes
Adjusted # of Positions:	5
Adjusted to Temperature:	Yes
Railroad Grade:	Yes
U.S. Patents:	D25695, 565955
Movement Markings:	Official RR Standard 999 The Ball Watch Co. Cleveland. Adjusted 5 Positions Double Roller. 17 Jewels Sapphire Pallets Safety Pinion Trade Mark Patented June 30'96 Pat.Aug.18'96.
Case:	Various
Database Version:	v52.516
Advanced Metrics
PWDB Absolute Rarity Index: Scoped for Grade/Size/Model/Configuration	24.38
PWDB Relative Rarity Index: Rarity within Manufacturer - Scoped for Grade/Size/Model/Configuration	184.19
Share of Production: Share within Manufacturer - Scoped for Grade/Size/Model/Configuration	7.021%
Registry Population: Scoped for This Run Only	6 (0.60%)
Research Note: Hamilton Hairspring Stud

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