Hamilton Pocket Watch Railroad Grade 992E Housed in this Bar Over Crown Wadsworth Case circa 1930

Folks we have a wonderful offering for your consideration in this Hamilton 992E circa 1930, one of the most collected of Railroad Pocket Watches. The E designation of the 992E is for the Elinvar Hairspring a newly developed alloy for added strength and durability. The 992E replaced the 992 and was first introduced in 1930. This case back is engraved with ORC-350 for the Order of Railway Conductors out of the Ohio Central Railroad. We have a wonderful original configuration with the 992E Movement, desired old English font dial, Wadsworth 10K GF Bar Over Crown Model 8 Case and highlighted with the original blued Steel Spade Whip Railroad Hands.  This is an excellent example of the late 19th early 20th Century ingenuity that made the American pocket watch a worldwide standard for beauty and accuracy in timekeeping. This  Hamilton Pocket Watch has just been cleaned, oiled and adjusted for accuracy. This entails a complete disassembly, all parts cleaned in an ultrasonic bath, and reassembled using the finest watch oil and gear grease. This vintage Hamilton Pocket Watch is warrantied for one full year from the date of purchase.