Posted by DEEREMEYER1 on August 27, 2012 at 21:40:43 from (71.50.25.139):
This is off-topic, but are there any antique pocket watch enthusiasts/collectors on here? I started collecting Elgins several months ago, and have a few dozen watches in various states of repair, as well as some movements and parts and pieces. Most of them run well, but few need serviced and some don't work at all. My collection ranges in age from 1870 to 1950. I don't have anything too fancy. My nicest watch is a 21-jewel Father Time Railroad Grade, and I have a few other Railroad Grade watches as well. I mostly just go after what catches my eye and don't worry too much about the "value". I'm working up to trying to do my own cleaning and oiling and minor repair, and was just curious if there are any old tractor fans that are into old watches as well. I'd be interested in talking to anyone that is.
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