This is an antique pocket watch with "SEIKOSHA" (Roman alphabet) on the dial. It is believed to be a domestic vintage item from the late Meiji to Taisho era. The inside of the case is stamped "0,900", indicating a 90% silver content (silver 900) solid silver case. The total weight of the body is approximately 71g, and the diameter is approximately 4.5cm. The weight of the pocket watch movement at the time was typically about 10-15g, so the silver case portion is estimated to be about 56-61g. Calculating the current selling price of silver (900) at 300 yen/g, the scrap value as silver 900 is approximately 15,000 to 18,000 yen. ⚠️The current price for silver 925 exceeds 300 yen. The front cover is stamped with "御賜" (Gotai). This is a marking seen on pocket watches used as commemorative items, awards, and gifts at the time, and it is considered to be a distinguished individual different from general commercial products. 【Condition of this item】 ・No crystal ・Parts around the crystal are detached ・No hand on the small seconds dial ・The hinge of the front cover is weak, and the lid does not close well ・The hands are not damaged, but sometimes do not move even when the knob is turned ・There are small scratches and dirt ・There is a dent on the front cover ・Non-functional (completely junk item) No operational guarantee. Also, the condition of the movement inside could not be confirmed because the lid could not be opened. This is a SEIKOSHA-marked solid silver pocket watch, and in addition to its value as a silver material, it is an individual that can be expected to have vintage and collection value derived from its commemorative origin. Please consider this item as-is, assuming repair or parts replacement is necessary.