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Any info would be appreciated-value,etc.
My step-son inherited this watch from his grandfather, and I'm at a loss to help him.
23 jewels/14k gold...but I've never been much for wrist watches,friends-help! |
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| Thanks Bryan-not much in the "Guide" on these. |
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| Elgins and Walthams are typically the hardest domestic wrist to sell. Unless they're trench, deco, or some special design they usually do not bring much over melt.... |
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| I have to admit they don't do much for me; I think I'll stick with PW's. |
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