Milan hunter themed pocket watch with japanese movement
11 Hours
3
0
$40.00
Steven
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VenmoThe image shows a vintage hunting-themed hunter-case pocket watch, a popular style of timepiece produced primarily in the late 20th century. This specific design features a highly detailed, embossed relief on the front cover depicting a hunter with a rifle aiming in a wooded setting alongside two hunting dogs in the foreground.Key CharacteristicsDesign Motif: The "Hunter and Hounds" scene is a classic outdoor motif. While similar reliefs have been used historically by high-end Swiss makers, this exact molded relief style is highly characteristic of affordable mid-to-late 20th-century novelty pocket watches.Common Brands: This exact case pattern was frequently distributed under various affordable brand names including Milan, M.Z. Berger, LTD, and Celebrity.Movement Type: These watches typically house a battery-powered quartz movement (often from Japan), though manual mechanical versions occasionally exist.Estimated Value: Timepieces with this exact design generally sell in the $20 to $75 range on secondary marketplaces like eBay or Mercari, depending on the brand markings, materials, and whether the movement is functional.
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Milan hunter themed pocket watch with japanese movement
11 Hours
3
0
$40.00
Steven
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Description
Condition
Payment Types Accepted
VenmoThe image shows a vintage hunting-themed hunter-case pocket watch, a popular style of timepiece produced primarily in the late 20th century. This specific design features a highly detailed, embossed relief on the front cover depicting a hunter with a rifle aiming in a wooded setting alongside two hunting dogs in the foreground.Key CharacteristicsDesign Motif: The "Hunter and Hounds" scene is a classic outdoor motif. While similar reliefs have been used historically by high-end Swiss makers, this exact molded relief style is highly characteristic of affordable mid-to-late 20th-century novelty pocket watches.Common Brands: This exact case pattern was frequently distributed under various affordable brand names including Milan, M.Z. Berger, LTD, and Celebrity.Movement Type: These watches typically house a battery-powered quartz movement (often from Japan), though manual mechanical versions occasionally exist.Estimated Value: Timepieces with this exact design generally sell in the $20 to $75 range on secondary marketplaces like eBay or Mercari, depending on the brand markings, materials, and whether the movement is functional.
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