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Elgin National Watch Co., United States. One box hinge sidewind hunter pocket watch in a 14k yellow gold hunter case with engraved foliate and floral details, with central motif of a horseshoe, horse, helmet and whip. White dial marked Elgin with Roman hour markers, sub-seconds dial with Arabic numerals. Serial number 2798890. Back inner case marked warranted 14k U.S. Assay C.W.Mfg.Co. 86288 and inside inner case marked 86288. Diameter: 39.35 mm. Gross weight: 58.1 g.

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Elgin National Watch Co., United States. One box hinge sidewind hunter pocket watch in a 14k yellow gold hunter case with engraved foliate and floral details, with central motif of a horseshoe, horse, helmet and whip. White dial marked Elgin with Roman hour markers, sub-seconds dial with Arabic numerals. Serial number 2798890. Back inner case marked warranted 14k U.S. Assay C.W.Mfg.Co. 86288 and inside inner case marked 86288. Diameter: 39.35 mm. Gross weight: 58.1 g.

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