With hunter cases become harder and harder to find in good condition at decent prices.

Thought about starting a place for folks to post their favorite movements cased in Gold or GF or Coin or Sterling or ? - HUNTER cases.

Enjoy!

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Sporting a nice DS dial

Next up - Star Sterling Silver 3 oz case

noone wanted it on ebay because it was missing the bow and bezel - 33$ purchase

Here is the before - note the bow - woot woot

little shine, not too much

Home for an old Elgin

Don't have silver, add some Gold Filled Bezel and new glass crystal - and back in business

Movement

Interesting movement for an Elgin made 1893 to 1894 for a grand total of 11k

Grade 126s

However, serial # shows up as a 15j, but all parts are stamped with same serial number - I dunno

Columbus in a Box Hinge

Hey they called it the KING

Dial up

16s Waltham pretty little dial

Case

Have one to add.Elgin 16s.15 jewels,sw/ls,Gr.4,Mod.3,Adjusted,RRG,s/n 1372603=1882 Fahys Montauk GF Case.

Dial

Movt.

Back cover

Here is one I bought in the last 3 weeks. Nice engine turned Case.

Pendant set

21 Jewel Adjusted 3 Finger

One of my favorites, the 16sz Illinois 23 Ruby Jeweled Two~Tone "Interstate Chronometer".

Front of Case;

Interstate Chronometer DSD;

23 Ruby Jewels Getty Model Interstate Chronometer;

Back of Interstate Chronometer Case;

regards,
bb

You guys are bringing out the big guns

Gorgeous, Buster!

Buster that is just beautiful!

Very kind of you guys, Thanks !!

regards,
bb

I seldom get this out of the safe - it's the Hamilton 993 my dad found to start me on this hobby, wearing the perfect hunter case that introduced me to my Amish watchmaker and landed me on this site.

The price for the Wadsworth case that my Amish man wanted?

$115 - to him, a King's ransom.

My best Hunter. A bit dark otherwise nothing showed up.

Another view.

Lorne - whacha hiding under the hood there?

Nothing spectacular and not the first resident by the looks of a couple faint marks.

New York Standard Watch Co. #105926