Pocket Watch - Waltham Royal 16s, made in 1918 Weight: Approximately 82.71g Case Width: Approximately 48mm I am also listing this item on other flea market sites with a video showing how to pull the crown, so please take a look if you'd like. Upon inspection, the watch appeared to have oil and the mainspring seemed to be in good condition (it ran for over 27 hours after being wound 20 times). The reference daily rate was within ±30 seconds in all positions according to an app, but there may be variations due to differences in equipment or impacts during shipping. For reference, the daily rate when running for a day was not on the minute hand. This is an amateur measurement using an app, so I cannot guarantee it, but please use it as a reference. The dial is a double-sunk design, and while there appear to be some lines, such as on the second hand subdial, it appears to be in a beautiful condition without any chips. The regulator adjustment component is an unusual gold color. The balance screws are all the same dark gold color. Notes: * Oil has been applied to the jewel bearings during inspection (Citizen AO-3). * The crown has a quirk (it feels stiff. It takes some technique to pull it out [I think you'll get used to it, but it's easy to pull out if you hook your thumb nail on the crown and use the image of a lever]). The crown winding feels rather light. * There are small scratches on the crystal. * The hour hand is shorter, possibly to match the dial. * This item is also listed on other sites. Therefore, it may be sold out even while listed. There is no rust, but since this is a watch from over a hundred years ago, there may be defects that I, as an amateur, have not noticed. Everything in the current condition and photos is included. * Has it been serviced recently? However, please understand that if you are looking for perfection, including the case and beat error, please handle any issues after purchase. If you have any questions, please feel free to comment.