I bought this 10k solid gold cased Waltham from the previous owner just as he was removing the movement to scrap the case. It's a model 1890 Riverside 17 jewel 6 size SN 6031565 in superb working order. I have not been collecting American pocket watches very long (less than a year), but I paid the scrap value for it and think it was worth saving. Any details regarding the watch would be appreciated.

The back cover.

The movement.

Peter,
As you are probably aware, it is a hunter case ladies size watch called a "demi~hunter". You are able to observe the correct time without flipping open the lid. The item in the condition shown and being solid gold as stated add up to be quite a nice item indeed! The blue enameling work looks pristine and all in all quite a desirable item. I would expect that you have a unique and very collectable item in very nice condition and a high jeweled item for the time frame Congratulations on your new find
regards,
bb

Buster,
Thanks for your response. I don't know if it was made for the English market, but I think it was cased in this country. The case is stamped 10c( and tests for gold) and also the initials A.B the initials I believe of Alfred Bedford who was in charge of Walthams London office at the time. I have noticed that the movement is engraved with the word Adjusted but does not mention positions. The enamel and the case do appear to be in very good condition.