You should be able to fit any 16S movement in that case. One possible problem would be if you had a lever set movement and your case did not have a cutout for a lever mechanism.
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Harry, I will check tomorrow...I have a couple of those cases..I am thinking that I haven't used them because they have a little bigger opening than a 16 size movement but I can't remember..I will check and let you know...
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The problem seems to be that they are not thick enough. I put a Seth Thomas in it and I think it might work but I don't know if I have any case mounting screws. Haven't had a chance to look but it seems it may be a tad to thick.
I tried a Hamilton and it is way to thick. The case mounting screws will not tighten down and even if they did the Back will not tighten all the way down as the movement is too thick.
They both if perfect in the opening though.
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Harry, The cases I was thinking about were Equity Watch cases...My mistake...Interesting tho I might try a 1888 movement in them and see what happens..They seem to be a little larger than a 16 sz. movement..
Posts: 2017 | Location: Chesapeake City, Maryland in the USA | Registered: September 27, 2011
I did try a model 1888 but it would not go into the opening. All the regular 16s movements fit but either the front bezel will not screw on or the back bezel will not screw on depending on the manufacturer of the movement.
I think it would have to be a Ingersoll Trenton and probably a Reliance..
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