The "T-W-Co" for Trenton Watch Co. is on your movement too in the lower left of the image you posted above. You can also see it in another Trenton from the Erhardt-Meggers "Gold Book" in the lower right corner. Yours is a nice example. Soak the dial, clean up the movement (carefully, they are a little rough around the edges) and you will have a nice colletible!
Posts: 6492 | Location: Southern California in the USA | Registered: July 19, 2007
Thanks Tom and Dave. I bought a pig-in-a-poke today. Not sure what it was but since it was in an Illinois Sterling Silver case and the buy-it-now was $70 I didn't feel like I could go too wrong. I'll post real photos after I take delivery. It looks to be a 16s model 3 according to the serial number given by the seller. Hope my greed doesn't backfire but sometimes you feel like a deal may be a sleeper. I'll use the case and be happy if it's not salvagable.
Posts: 3112 | Location: Klamath Falls, Oregon in the USA | Registered: October 13, 2007
I got the watch today and it appears to be fine except the roller jewel is broken and the mainspring needs replaced. Not sure how this mainspring comes off. There's no screw hlding the wheel in place???? I am not capable of replacing roller jewels (too clumsy) and do not have the correct size spring. Will post some photos soon.
Posts: 3112 | Location: Klamath Falls, Oregon in the USA | Registered: October 13, 2007