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Sorry Peter, but "Monarch" is a well-known model of 14K Gold-Filled 20-Year cases. Such model names as "Monarch" or "Montauk" are strong, practically certain indicators of a case not being solid-gold. The "dog-bone" shape and "B.W.C.Co" denote the Brooklyn Watch Case Company usually with "Warranted U. S. Assay" and perhaps additional markings such as "14K" to indicate a solid-gold case. It still looks like a nice octagon case design.  Lindell  | |||
Thanks Lindell. There are no other markings on the watch to indicate solid or plate and Shugart does'nt identify further markings either. Strikes me as an odd coincidence! Peter | ||||
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