• The plain Elgin has a simple off white dial. The watch kind of runs. It has an AS 1430 movement.


• The Elgin Sportsman got wet and is wound tight. It has an AS 1686 movement.


• The Black Waltham tries to run, but is too gummed up. It has an AS 1802/03 movement.


• The Brown Waltham seems to run. I think it was silver but the varnish browned. Lorsa P72 runs this watch.


• The Wittnauer seems to run, it did as soon as it was wound. The movement is marked 11BG2, but it’s a modified AS 1201.


• The Zenith runs nicely. It has a 2310 movement that appears to be a Marvin 515.


• Warren’s Standard Pocket Watch, was wound tight. Seems to be gummbed up good.


• Warren’s Bulova autowind will not tick. The Autowinding mechanism seems a little messed up too. It got wet inside.


• Warren’s Square Hamilton runs, and looks pretty clean.


• Tag Heuer 962.213R w/ETA 955.412 7 jewels got wet and is very tight. It may have to be replaced.


• A Valjoux 72 in unknown condition found on ebay. There is a nice Jardur dial and hands, but no case. If I can download some drawings, oil charts, exploded views, hints, tips, and tricks, I may develop the confidence to one day work with it.


• Unitas, 6498-1 skeleton, ETA movement into a custom, see through case with a vintage look dial and hands. This is a new build, using all new parts.


• Valjoux 7750, an ETA 7750 to be specific in a HEAVY, stainless, diver, 40mm, see through, case with Sapphire front and rear.


• My Brothers Unitas: same as mine but he asked for different hands.


• An Old English Fusee, lever movement key wound and key set Watch brought from Manchester in the early 1900's.


• My Brothers White ETA 7750.

Here is a HUGE compilation of movement descriptions. Ranfft