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Waltham Grade Wm. Ellery 11 Jewels Size 6s Hunting Case Pocket Watch

ProbableCredible evidence exists but classification is not fully established.

Record status

Individual type · partial

Period

1885

This is an American hunting-cased pocket watch attributed to the Waltham Watch Company, dated to 1885 by the source. The watch features a gold-filled 40 mm round hunting case with markings reported as 'C.W.C.C.O.

Trade Mark 45601', fitted with an onion crown and circular bow positioned at 3 o'clock. According to the seller, it houses a manual-winding size 6s Model 1873 grade Wm. Ellery movement with 11 jewels, lever setting, and serial number 2769758. The white enamel dial displays black Roman numeral hour markers, an outer railroad minute track, blued steel hands, and a subsidiary seconds dial at 6 o'clock.

Evidence at a glance

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Catalogue references
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Technical characteristics

Type
Hunter-case watch
Model
Model 1873
Case Size
40 mm
Jewel Count
11 jewels
Movement Size
6s
Movement Grade
Wm. Ellery
Place recorded
United States
Case Back Markings
C.W.C.C.O. Trade Mark 45601
Maker / attribution
Waltham Watch Co.
Movement Serial Number
2769758

Design

Visible features
• Front hunting case lid is open, revealing a reflective polished inner surface and the dial. • White enamel dial signed 'A. W. Co. WALTHAM' under the 12 o'clock position. • Dial displays black Roman numerals, an outer minute track, blued steel hands, and a sub-seconds register at 6 o'clock. • Ribbed onion winding crown and circular bow are situated at the 3 o'clock position. • Watch is displayed angled on a clear acrylic stand against a red backdrop.
Dial and Visual Presentation
The pocket watch features an analog white enamel dial signed "A. W. Co. WALTHAM" directly below the 12 o'clock position. The dial layout includes black Roman numeral hour markers, an outer black railroad minute track, blued steel hands, and a subsidiary seconds dial located at the 6 o'clock position. In the provided catalog image, the front hunter case lid is open, revealing a reflective polished inner lid surface. The winding mechanism includes a ribbed onion crown and a circular bow situated at the 3 o'clock position.
Case Construction and Markings
The watch is housed in a 40 mm round gold-filled hunter case described by the seller as featuring engraved details and a double-hinged back, with the caseback type listed as snap. Internal markings on the case back are recorded by the seller as "C.W.C.C.O. Trade Mark 45601". Because internal surfaces and case markings are not visible in the front photograph, these markings and construction details are drawn entirely from the dealer listing.
Reported Movement and Production Data
The internal mechanism is not visible in the listing photograph. According to the seller, the timepiece is powered by a manual-winding mechanical movement made by the Waltham Watch Co. in the United States, specified as Model 1873, Grade Wm. Ellery, size 6s, with 11 jewels and a lever-set function. The movement serial number is listed as 2769758, with a recorded run quantity of 3,000 units and an attributed production year of 1885. These technical specifications reflect dealer cataloging rather than direct observation.

Identification

Serial number
2769758
Source note
Facts transcribed from the linked source listing or collection record. Attribution and specifications are source-reported and have not been independently authenticated.

Catalogue references

No catalogue numbers recorded. Numbers are only published once transcribed from a verified edition of a standard catalogue — they are never inferred.

Research required

  • Research required: Internal movement, caseback, and serial numbers are not visible in the photograph and rely entirely on dealer descriptions.
  • Research required: The pocket watch holder seen in the photograph was noted as not included.
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