Here is a South Bend 260

Here is a 212

Here is a 207

A 323

The 419, a marketing mistake or miscalculation. It's a finely made watch that uses the same parts as the 431 minus the extra jewels. A very nice 17j 3-Adjustments watch.

Here is my 294 #469414.

Some 12s South Bend movements. A few of these are repeats, but the pictures may be slightly clearer.

Here is a Grade 407 967679

Grade 411 2nd run 637817

Grade 411 last run with a different damaskeen pattern 1228224

Grade 415 699301

Grade 419 648183

This watch, the 223 was given such short shrift at the factory that they made even less of them than 229 " The Studebaker" for a total of ~5k.

Mr. John Flahive III, don't be worried at all about posting repeats. It is nice to fill in the gaps and take pics of the grades of watches that are missing. Still, with repeats we aren't really just seeing the same old thing, we're seeing a watch of that grade, and, some variations may be spotted, from the obviously different damaskeening to slightly different font size or typography.

Also, I believe most of these watches are like extremely beautiful women. Different photographers will take a different picture but somehow I don't think we're going to get tired of all the pictures of fully-exposed movements in all their glory laying reposed and supine within their case. God, and in this case Walter Shelton and Charles Higgingbotham, made these watches to look this way, i.e., to be looked at.

Less tongue-in-cheek, some people have definitely honed their photo skills and great movement pics can spur those of us a little lacking to do better in our own photography.

Here is my recently aquired SB 223 Serial #597010 from 1909 Run 2:

Here is my 312 from 1908. Only 1 run with only 1000 numbers set aside. Sorry for the poor quality of the photo. My equipment is not real good yet.

Here is a model 219...

Regards,
Jerry

Here is a 343, 1906 Run3

0 size, HTG Grade, From 1910 Run 3

Here is a South Bend Grade 180 from 1903 I recently purchased. They only made 1000 of them.

The little known 151:

The 6S 170:

This is what we have collected so far:

0s HTG
110
150
151

160
170
180

407
411 - 1st pattern
411 - 2nd pattern
415
417
419
431

203
204
207
211 - 1st pattern
211 - 2nd pattern
211 - 3rd pattern
212
215
217
219
223
Mail-Order Studebaker
227
229
260
261
280
281 - 1st pattern
281 - 2nd pattern
290 - 1st pattern
291 - 1st pattern
292 - Unmarked
292 - Marked
293
294
295
298
299

304
305
312
313 - Marked
323
330
332
333
337
340
341
342
343
345
347

If you have one that hasn't been pictured, especially the 18 sizes, please post some.

Come on 185, I know we can get them all!

Grade 295 Serial number 470046

Here is my 12s Studebaker ser# 1165018

Plain Jane 347. A nice 18s 17 jewel watch. About 9k total produced.

The very common Grade 429 with 93,000+ produced. This one is serial number 935500.

Here is a 18s 305

Here is a 18s 313

Here is 18s 330

Here is a 18s 331