Recent addition -- Model 1883-18s-17j-OF-PS-sn 6035898 - Show us one of your Model 1883's////////

This one is just hanging out till his new hands show up. Can't seem to get the right focus, like new!
1906~Model 1883~18s~Gr.85~17j~OF~PS~Adjusted~sn 15059148

Lorne, if your camera has macro (the flowerpot icon) use it and the focus should be better.

Lorne,
Your model 1883 looks like it just came out of the Waltham factory. Nice////// Thanks for showing it to us. I hope we will get to see other 1883's
Tony

This is a Mod. 1883 Ca.1898 18S 17J OF PS Adjusted
Ser. # 8655046

A little added info on this watch.
I bought this movement complete with dial and hands 2 years ago on E-Bay for $38.00 plus shipping.
I wind it about every 2 months and it starts on the first turn of the wheel and is accurate to within a minute a day.
Have never done a thing to it.
Don

Here is one of my 1883's, a Gr. 25 15j adj., with the frosted movement, unfortunately the case is garbage.
Bill

here is my same as Bills grade 25 frosted movement.

Nice frosties boys, I will keep an eye out for one.

Some of the earliest C.P.R. movements were Gr. 25.

Staying with the 1883 Frosties.My favorite 11 jewels.Gr.3 in a bezelless case.
Roger

Dial

Gilded movt.15 jewels,Gr.15

In a "Trolley" case

My CPR 1883 movement number 5742981

Larry

Equipped with 24-hour Railroader dial

Larry that is a beautiful watch and my favorite dial. I have often wondered why that dial did not catch on as it is easy to read. If you ever want to sell the watch I will be a buyer! Thanks for showing it.

Very nice,Larry!!
Roger

I think the 83's had some very nice damascening!

I have a few 1883s. This is my CPR.

The dial.

This is a Grade 35.

This one is a very basic 7 jewel 1883, but it one of the last 100 key wind 1883s. Serial number 22576905 dates to 1919 and is from the last run, all of which were sent to the UK. Seems like we just didn't want to give up our keys.