Show us your oldest wristwatch////
Tony

I have only a few wristwatches, Tony, but here is my oldest and obviously it is not working....

Regards,
Jerry

Movement serial number is 26141573 it is a 3/0size....

Waltham "0" size in a Fahys ore silver case.

My Wife's Waltham with Black Sapphires mounted on a Gold Band. It is an 11 Jewel, 1893 "0" size "Seaside" s/n 6464305 and runs perfectly!

My Elgin 10/0 size, model 5, grade 447, 7 jewel from 1918....

Serial # 21230989 in a 14K case with no case maker name. Note the case screws are missing so it could be housed in this transitional wrist case....

Here is my Swiss made Record Watch Company Aramis. It is adjusted to 2 positions.

Here is the movement of the Record Aramis.

Here is an assortment and I'm not to sure of the ages, but they look old to me.. The Rockford was my father-in-laws high school graduation present in 1940 from his parents. The New haven and Westclox both still run.

NEW HAVEN--

KELTON 7 JEWEL

WALTHAM

LAST OLD WALTHAM

WESTCLOX

I will post three watches here. The first is a Waltham #14,865,350, which dates it at 1906. I have to qualify this one because I know it was recased at one time, and can't say for sure if it began its career as a wrist watch.

Here is the movement.

Here is an Elgin that I'm sure is in its original state. SN# 19,981,504, dates 1916.

Here is the Elgin dial.

Of course I meant that was the movement.
The last one I have included because I read someplace that Hamilton was slow to get into the wrist watch market, and these early ones are kind of unusual.

Here is the Hamilton movement.