Fahys Pocket Watch S Serial Numbers On The
The movements are much easier to track but only in American watch making and not all of them were recorded.I hope that little bit of information helped.Pocket watches are such cool finds. Unfortunately serial numbers on the case aren’t very traceable as far as age goes. They were in business until 1931. After 1871 however, they had to be stamped with the country that they came from, thanks to a law that was passed.The case itself was made by the Fahys Watch Case Company founded by Joeseph Fahys in 1857. A lot of them came from England with Swiss movements which in their own right kept as good if not better time than their American counterparts.
Still on my bucket list!That's great find. Kudos.That’s a sweet find! And there’s some good info in this thread, I know who to hit up if I find 1 of my own lolBounty hunter - treasure hunter - cabelasOriginally Posted by Captain Silver View postCongrats on your first silver pocket watch.definitely a excellent dig!Originally Posted by Jason in Enid View postI've dug a lot of watches over the years, but never a silver one. A solid contribution of info. The one relic on my bucket list.Gtodude. Very cool!Originally Posted by Dirty Nails View postOriginally Posted by metaladdict View postOriginally Posted by Ohiodigger View postThat IS silver!! That thing is beautiful!!! Congrats on a killer find!!Originally Posted by TrailDuster View postDan B. I would guess the "COIN" stamp means coin silver, which would be 90% part of the reason you thought it was a coin.
Congrats on the silver watch!Thanks to all of you.HH &GL& AND KEEP YOUR COIL TO THE SOIL.
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