Relativistic Quantum Fields Bjorken Pdf Writer. Hey Valuablez, Welcome to the forum. The watch you have is actually a very nice swiss watch.

I can tell you something of the watch, but with out seeing the case back, and the movement, it will be hard to give you concrete info. The watch you have LOOKS very similar to the military grade watches after WW1.Your watch likely has a workhorse 15j swiss mechanical movement in it. It probably has a breguet hairspring, with a fixed stud carrier adjustable balance. The jewels back then were more often than not real rubis and sometimes, even real sapphire or diamond.

The best seclection of vintage military watches, milspec, tactical and issued watches from WWI, WWII, Korean and Vietnam conflicts. The best seclection of vintage military watches, milspec, tactical and issued watches from WWI, WWII, Korean and Vietnam conflicts, page 3. On the inside of the cover we find on this watch, the logo AWco and K18. This tells us the case was made by the American Waltham Co. And it is made of 18 carat solid gold. The serial number on the CASE DOES NOT GIVE ANY MORE INFORMATION. Cyma Watch Serial Number Lookup -- Cyma; Eterna; Enicar; Girard-Perregaux;. Home Watch Guide Serial numbers by year Universal Geneve serial. Iver johnson tp22 serial number Geneve serial numbers. Windows 7 Extreme Edition R1 32 Bit Product Key. Year of.American Waltham Watch Co.,. Pocket Watch Database:.

Its a very nice movement. The dial on your watch is likely enameled, by hand. Also the numbers appear to be radium filled, which was the type of lume the used to make watches glow back in those days.As i said, its possible that it may have been intended for use in the military, as Cyma made signal corps watches for many European countries. Many Cyma watches made it to our shores during that period. Id guess your watch was made in the late 1930's to early 40's. Samara Film Song Download more. But with out opening the case, and seeing the movement and case back, i cant tell you for sure.

Average value of the watch will vary with its age,case type, movement type, and of course, condition. Your watch case is chromed base metal, likely with a steel back. Also your watch, as i said, is likely a 15 jewel. Your watch is, i would guess with out more pics, in Good average condition. I dont know if it works, but is it does, it will be worth 40-50 dollars US. In mid range, cleaned up great to excellent working condition, that watch will sell for about 90 or so dollars. Mint to near mint working condition will fetch 115 or more dollars on average.

But, as with any watch, it all comes down to what a person likes, and how much hes willing to pay to get it. So take those prices as a advisement, nothing more.

Some people pay a premium for a watch with some history to it. If you post more pics, ill be glad to do more research for you.

Okee doke, Heres what i have found on your watch. Cyma, was a company owned and supplied my Henri Sandoz watch group. Sister companies included Tavannes, Bijou, Tacy, and Lisca. Sandoz watch movements were the movement to put into your swiss watch back then. I was wrong about the watch likely being a 15 jewel.