Weight: Approximately 89g Length: Approximately 5cm (excluding crown) Height: Approximately 1.3cm 17-hour operation with 10 crown winds Waltham Crescent St. model.1889 Serial.17010272 Made in 1908 While the later model was manufactured in 1908, this was made with the old model in the same year. ※ Reference: pocket watch database The glass is clean, and the case has a cool, carved-out pattern. ※※※ It bumped into the balance wheel, causing a rubbing sound and unstable operation. Even in this state, it runs at +26 seconds per day with a beat error of 0.2 when stable under the dial. It operates at any angle, but it is unstable. It continues to operate under the dial and sideways, but it becomes more unstable when held upwards. It is thought that the staff is the cause, either broken or bent. ※※※ Reference daily rate before the bump (checked with Watch Accuracy Meter, 10 crown winds): ・Flat position, dial up/down: +17 seconds ・Dial 12 o'clock up, 6 o'clock up, 9 o'clock up: +17 seconds ・Dial 3 o'clock up: +15 seconds Measured with a novice app. No guarantee, but for reference. "No error" doesn't mean there is no daily rate, but that the pocket watch had the same daily rate in various positions. I don't know now, but it was in quite good condition before it became unstable. I think it's a very good item for someone who can fix it. Also, I see the 1907 model, but I don't see the 1908 model even when searching, so it seems rare. 〈 Notes 〉 ※ 17-hour operation with 10 crown winds. ※ There are traces of rust removal, but it looks like a clean movement. ※ The regulator index seems to be broken. ※ There is a crack at the 8 o'clock position on the dial, which is not visible through the case. There also seem to be some lines. ※ The glass has few scratches and seems to be in good condition, but it is a watch from nearly 120 years ago, so there may be defects that I have not noticed. Everything in the photos is included. Please comment if you have any questions, such as negotiations.