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given the small crown style, I'd say 1960's. But, you are going to have to up up the back to determine the serial numbers and to see if the gold or gold filled.

The chain should also be checked for gold or gold filled. Should be a stamping at the ends.

It's been some time wince I had a swing out case but, I don't think the stem is broken off. Rather the stem sleeve and crown are missing from the case. Have a look here for a picture which is much like the one you show- http://sparegoggles.forumotion.net/t112-pocket-watch-repair and do some searches...

Thanks Martin: The watch shape looks to be that of a vintage Tag Huer Professional. and it is keeping perfect time too!

I think this watch movement is measured in calories

something new for me. - 8 day Hebdomas

Can I brag that I've cut my lawn 3 times so far this spring and the daffodils are almost spent, the rhodos are starting to bloom and one of my azaleas is in full bloom or should I just say yikes? Oh, and should I mention I was skiing on Saturday and actually thought about a round of golf all in the...

I found the serial number dates the watch to about 1909. About one year ago I had a similar Longines cased in silver. Very elegant movement, it was a commission piece and sold for about $250.00 Had it been cased in 14k gold it would have fetch more. Hope that helps you some and perhaps another membe...

It all starts with the movement. So you will have to open it up to obtain the serial number.

Have a look at this one that just sold on bay - eBay item number: 142727532019 Here is the typical scenario I've see dealers and jewelers go through when someone brings them a similar item. the value will be in the gold. diamond will most likely be of poor quality and not bring much value. the jewel...

Woke up to this today! April snow brings May flowers?