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Over the years many different interesting and high-grade watches were produced and marked for this firm by Illinois, Hamilton, Hampden, Elgin, and others.

Thought the members might like to see one of my favorites - an Illinois 16 size hunting-case Sangamo grade made for this firm and marked "Perfection" on the movement ...





Fred

p.s. I will post a few other Jaccard's watches when I get a chance to photo them, and would love to see any other collector's examples pictured in this thread.
 
Picture of Jerry Treiman
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Here is one from Elgin. It is a 12-size (of course) 23-jewel grade 190. It was a little difficult to get the gilt lettering to show up legibly with all of the damasceening, but it is marked "Mermod, Jaccard & Co." "St. Louis" and "Superior" [scanner image]

 
Picture of Jerry Treiman
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.. is marked the same as the movement. It is in a gold hunting case marked "Mermod, Jaccard & King Jewelry Co. St.Louis -- New York"

 
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Photo sent to me from Marty Carah, an 18 size Illinois grade 101 private labeled for Jaccard (dial is single-sunk with "Illinois Watch Co." marking)...

 
Picture of R. J. Lucke
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Here's a Hamilton made for MJ & Co.

Rhett Lucke
IHC Charter Member39
rrstd@yahoo.com

HamMJRRWatch
 
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Here is another nice example of a Mermod Jaccard pocket watch.

Here is the information from The Elgin Watch Collectors Site for this auction watch.

Phil Dellinger
NAWCC# 157070
IHC Life Member (L12)
Proud IHC Member# 140 Wink

 
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Sorry for the difficulty reading the movement in my photo, it is marked "Made Expressly For Jaccard's Kansas City, By Hamilton Watch Co., 21 Jewels".

Fred
 
Picture of R. J. Lucke
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Fred,

Nice watch, let's keep this MJ thing going.

Rhett Lucke
IHC Charter Member39
rrstd@yahoo.com
 
Picture of R. J. Lucke
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Another Hamilton for the MJ fans.

Rhett Lucke
IHC Charter Member39
rrstd@yahoo.com

Paragon Timekeeper
 
Picture of R. J. Lucke
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And the dial.

Rhett Lucke
IHC Charter Member39
rrstd@yahoo.com

Paragon Timekeeper Dial
 
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Saw one 3 days ago at the Orlando regional (same serial number photoed in the Ehrhardt books), but the dial was atrocious. A shame since anything a shade above awful and I probably would have went for it.

Fred
 
Picture of R. J. Lucke
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A 940 was purchased in the parking lot at last years Orlando show. It brought quite a bit and also had a bad dial. I wonder if it was the same watch you saw?

Rhett

Rhett Lucke
IHC Charter Member39
rrstd@yahoo.com
 
Picture of Jim Walz
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dial Big Grin

Jim idealtime Walz

 
Picture of Jim Walz
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dial 2

Jim idealtime Walz

 
Picture of Jim Walz
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movement

Jim idealtime Walz

 
Picture of Jim Walz
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Smile

Jim idealtime Walz

 
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Is your last photo of a Swiss watch?

Fred
 
Picture of Jim Walz
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Here is a picture of the movement Fred

Jim idealtime Walz

 
Picture of R. J. Lucke
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Jim,

I dont remember seeing the Non Mag version before.

Thanks for sharing.

Rhett Lucke
IHC Charter Member39
rrstd@yahoo.com
 
Picture of R. J. Lucke
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Come on, some you folks have got to have more of the Mermod Jaccard's to share.

To keep the thead going, here's another Hammie with Jaccard markings.

Rhett Lucke
IHC Charter Member39
rrstd@yahoo.com

Hamilton 940 Jaccard
 
Picture of R. J. Lucke
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And the dial

Rhett Lucke
IHC Charter Member39
rrstd@yahoo.com

Hamilton 940 Jaccard dial
 
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A contribution of Mermard Jaccard from my own collection. Dial is not the best, but it is still a nice watch overall. As you can see by the movement it has not been cleaned or adjusted for quite a while. Someday!

Phil Dellinger Wink

 
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