I found this on "fleabay".It was so dirty you couldn't tell what color it was.A little elbow grease and it turned into a real decent,gold?plated pair case.Only marking is GEM on inside of back cover.Patent date of April 5th 1881.Paired it up with a 15 jewel 1883 model,Appleton Tracy that dates to 1888.Not original,but looks good.

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Norman, a very nice job of pairing, no pun intended, up your movement to the Pair Case....Looks real good and the case compliments the bright gild movement....

I would really like to see a close-up of that dial if possible, it looks intriguing....

Thanks for showing us this it is really nice....

Regards,

Jerry

Hi Jerry,thanks for the kudos.I'll post a closeup of the dial tomorrow.

Hi Jerry,This about as close as I could get.Hope it's sufficient.

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That is one gorgous watch, my friend! I hope you carry it, and often!

Regards! Mark

As "GEM" is appropriately engraved on the back cover, you can now refer to it as "My GEM!"

Thanks Norman, I appreciate the photos and you did a great job....

The dial, is super and I think beautiful, and I also agree with Mark and Dave....this one is definitely a keeper....

Regards,

Jerry