A 1912 7-jewel manual-winding pocket watch. It appears to be running at +50 seconds per 24 hours, based on visual estimation. The reason for being "junk" is damage to the dial. When the mainspring is wound and the second hand doesn't move, it starts working with a gentle shake. The case is made of keystone silver loid material and has an antique three-part opening. The case may be more valuable than the watch itself.