I acquired a 14K RGP square movement and case today. The movement is a 10A 15 Jewels with a circle symbol. No dial or hands. Dust covered trifold with dust cover intact and in good shape. It appears to be an Executive or maybe an Ambassador. Both have same case style. Crystal dimensions are 21.7 by 21.7 mm. Lug to lug is 33.21mm by26.6 mm with no crown. Trifold is in excellent shape. Movement is missing balance and balance cock as well as hour wheel. I think it is worth repairing since it seems to be a rare one worth the effort. I will post pictures as soon as I get it cleaned up.

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Hello,

NOS I picked up... 

Bottom left looks sort of curved.... could be a Ambassador "C" or a Rite Angle.  The top left and bottom right are the same watch..... different dial.

Hello all, I recently bought a watch and I cant figure out what it is. It looks like an Alden but the thing that is throwing me is that it has a 21j movement? I cant find anything with a 21j movment in this style. Second question is since it is a little dirty, would it be worth it to have it cleaned up or would it take away from the value?

There was a discussion about a watch the had the "art Deco 12" and the rest of the numbers were just hash marks. Dont remember who had it, maybe Plainsman. I would like more info on this watch as I have acquired one and it runs perfectly and I like it but don't know what to call it.

JP

Hi all,

I would appreciate your help here! I bought this watch not too long ago, in a second-hand store, rather cheap, just because I liked the dial (very dark green). I assumed it to be a fake Bulova.

Yet my watchmaker claims it's a real one (which I find hard to believe, because the model is completely unknown to me and authenticity markers are missing). So what do you guys think? Thanks!

1924 6PP, 15 Jewel, 2 Adjustments (never seen it marked like that before)  Uber old.