Any Wrist Watch people In Here?

[skeeter456]

So my father had a pile of jewelry he was just about to throw out. Many items being broken gold pieces that he thought was trash. Among the pile was this watch, anyone know what model this is? My guess is from the early 90’s. Has “diamonds” (prob quartz) on the face. The band is in pretty rough shape from being worn. Any info helps.

 

[jpberg]

Pitch it.

 

[Civil War]

Looking it up it might be worth about $8 to $10

 

[Civil War]

You might be able to sell/trade in the broken gold jewelry for the gold content.

 

[puff_not_snuff]

Turn it into a pipe tobacco tin clock!

 

[skeeter456]

Lol zero of that was informative guys.

 

[jewman22]

Look for a reference number, should be on the back or pop the case cover off it will be on the inside of it.
follow that up with a search of CTNY plus the reference number. That should give you the model.
Or the model name or number itself might be stamped there as well.

 

[mawnansmiff]

You might be able to sell/trade in the broken gold jewelry for the gold content.

I would put my life on it that there's no actual gold content in that watch, as for the other stuff we can't see it so hard to say.

Looks to be the sort of watch they used to give away for free here at petrol stations.

Keep digging Skeeter, you might yet find your fortune.

Regards,

Jay.

 

[mikethompson]

There is a really good watch thread on here, you might find some answers there.

 

[HawkeyeLinus]

If there is a story about how it was stashed during the war ………….

 

[skeeter456]

Look for a reference number, should be on the back or pop the case cover off it will be on the inside of it.
follow that up with a search of CTNY plus the reference number. That should give you the model.
Or the model name or number itself might be stamped there as well.

Thanks! That was what I was looking for!

 

[Zero]

If there is a story about how it was stashed during the war ………….