Waltham Crescent St. model, manufactured in [Year], was accurate in all 5 positions.

I have posted a video of this product in operation on another site under the same product name. Please refer to it if you like.

Weight: Approx. 89g
Length: Approx. 5cm (excluding crown)
Height: Approx. 1.3cm
Operates for 17 hours after winding the crown 10 times.

waltham Crescent St. model.1889
Serial.17010272 Made in 1908

While the later model was manufactured in 1908, this one was made in the same year using the older model.
*Reference: pocket watch database

The glass is clean, and the case has a cool, milled-like pattern.


***The balance wheel has been hit, causing a rubbing sound and unstable operation. Even in this condition, it runs with a daily rate of +26 seconds and a beat error of 0.2 when stable below the dial.
It operates at any angle, but it is unstable. It runs continuously when placed dial-down or on its side, but becomes more unstable when held upright.
It is likely caused by a bent or broken balance staff.***

Reference daily rate before impact (checked with Watch Accuracy Meter, crown wound 10 times):
- Flat placement, top/bottom, dial at 12, 6, 9 o'clock positions: +17 seconds
- Dial at 3 o'clock position: +15 seconds

These are measurements taken with a consumer app. I cannot guarantee them, but please use them as a reference.

No error does not mean zero daily rate, but rather that the pocket watch had the same daily rate in various positions.
I'm not sure about now, but it was in very good condition before it became unstable. I believe it would be a great item for someone who can repair it.


A 1908 model is rarely seen, so it seems to be rare.


*There are signs of rust removal, but the movement appears clean.
*The regulator lever appears to be broken.
*There is a crack in the dial at the 8 o'clock position, barely noticeable through the case. There also appear to be several lines. Additionally, the fixing screw may be loose, as the dial moves slightly when inverted, though it doesn't fall off.
*There was something like rust on the case's winding stem (I've included photos of what I could access, as the ratchet wheel could not be disassembled).
*This item is also listed on other sites. Therefore, it may be sold out even if it is still listed here.

*As this is a watch from nearly 120 years ago, there may be defects that I have not found. The photos show everything included.

Please feel free to comment if you have any questions or wish to negotiate.