I find myself attracted to the Getty models lately as they are great timekeepers. Ran this one for about 3 days and did not lose a minute.
It has a few flaws but overall decent condition, couple of lines on dial and small chip @ 45 in seconds bit.
Case shows wear with no dings etc.

Burlington Watch Co.
Serial# 2456821, circa 1912
16 size
19 jewel Getty model, Hunter Case
Grade 185, Model 4, lever set
Adjusted to Temperature and Positions
Montgomery DS dial

dial

movement

case back

NICE!

Rick I have one in open face and hunter same as yours

Gents, as matter of interest regarding positions, would that most likely be stem up, stem left and right?

Rick

That is pretty Rick, very nice! I love those Getty models also. I had one in an Illinois display case at one time, I wish a hundred times I would have never sold it. It is just something about that model.

Tim

love those burlingtons ! I have had better luck with illnois being good runners in general than other makes.

Kevin, you have consistently admired the Burlington .
I concur, long live the three finger!

quote:

"Gents, as matter of interest regarding positions, would that most likely be stem up, stem left and right?"

Three Positions= Face Up, Face Down, Pendant Up
Five Positions= Face Up, Face Down, Pendant Up, Pendant Right, Pendant Left
Six Positions= Face Up, Face Down, Pendant Up, Pendant Right, Pendant Left, Pendant Down

[If one truly enjoys RR Time Rules & Regulations, here is a very informative link on IHC185 put together 5 years ago with the main contributors being our own Phil Sanchez & Tom Brown. Thanks Phil & Tom !!]

https://ihc185.infopop.cc/eve/f...=538106623#538106623

regards
bb

Buster, much appreciated, thank you.

Have bookmarked RR Time Rules and Regulations post

Regards
Rick