Hi All,I have a gold Philadelphia case that is not marked for gold content.It is signed Olympic.I found a Philadelphia case marked Victory that is 10 karat.Just wondered if anyone would know what the Olympic would be.Thanks.Norm

Norman check and save the web

http://www.ipmall.info/hosted_.../Jewelers_1904_a.pdf

page 139 of the pdf file.

Peter, Thanks, I have that bookmarked now.

Thanks Peter,Got it saved.Still nothing there about my case other than to say it had been discontinued.Thanks again.Regards.Norm

Norman, are you sure it is a Keystone case? I had a case signed Olympic on a Swiss Fake (I recall it was a "Hamlet") and I thought it was an American made case but it had no other markings. It was brass and gold washed or very thinly plated. As a testimony to quality the case still worked fine but the watch was a boat anchor.

Hi Deacon,It's a Philadelphia case,well marked with their logo.I don't guess the gold content is that important.It's a very nice case housing a great running G.M.Wheeler.Regards.Norm

Show a picture of case markings, + movement and dial in the case.

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I'll post pictures later today.Off to see the wizard.(Dr.)Norm

Sorry I didn't get these posted as planned.Having some health problems that are keeping me busy.Not the best pictures as I took them in a hurry.Regards to all.Norm

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Nice looking watch, and as you know a 18sz H/C in a gold filled Philadelphia case of 10-14K gold filled material.

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Thanks Buster,It's a keeper.Norm