Collecting variants within a given grade is always fun. Fronting this Model 83 is a blue-numeral fancy dial with gold filigree and matching hands:

It fronts a frosted 15-jewel Appleton, Tracy & Co movement with a great maple leaf pattern:

These clamshell cases are always a pain, but when they're this nice you've gotta bring them in from off the porch.

Another Crescent St with a 24-hour Roman numeral dial and matching closed fleur-de-lis hands:

The movement is an unusual 15-jewel pendant-set Model '83 with a full set of blued screws.

Another Model '88, and it's a straight nickel 17-jewel Riverside:

Fronting that movement is a magnificent fancy dial:

All wrapped up in a nice Crescent case that thankfully didn't get melted down for a buck:

The absolute pinnacle of the 18-size Model 92 family was the 23-jewel Vanguard.

Fronting it is a gorgeous Montgomery dial with matching hands:

All wrapped in a nice Philly case that thankfully didn't get melted down for a buck.

This is an earlier 21 jewel Vanguard.

The hunter case.

The dial.

I have three 16 size Vanguard Wind Indicators with different style dials and cases. One is in a 14k green gold filled case, another in a 14k white gold filled case and a third one in an 18k solid yellow gold Dennison case.

The cases.

The movements.

Waltham 18 size, 19 jewel, with a double sunk 12 hour Arabic dial in a glass front and back salesman's display case.

Dial with front bezel off, showing settings lever.

Movement Serial No. 10099565 manufactured 1901

Movement with bezel off

Movement close-up scarce Waltham Standard Movement with American type 0-4-4 steam locomotive engraved on full plate.