1912 Elgin Pocket Watch - Grade 315, Model 3, 15 Jewel, Size 12s - Hand Engraved 1992 2202-J - Very Fine VA JL TW10 4

Name: 1912 Elgin Pocket Watch - Grade 315, Model 3, 15 Jewel, Size 12s - Hand Engraved 1992 2202-J - Very Fine VA JL TW10 4
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SKU: 99031203645
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1912 Elgin Pocket Watch - Grade 315, Model 3, 15 Jewel, Size 12s - Hand Engraved 1992 2202-J - Very Fine VA JL TW10 4

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1912 Elgin Pocket Watch Grade 315, Model 3, 15 Jewel, Size 12s Hand Engraved 1992 2202 J Very Fine VA JL TW10 4 2202 J Very Fine Pretty gold ring with a 1995 5 Yuan 1 20th oz Gold Panda in overall Excellent estate condition Model 3 Grade 315 Manufactured 1912 Size 12s Jewels 15 Case Material Gold Filled (25 Years) It is another showpiece watch

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