Two nice examples with various unusual features and paraphernalia.

1. Model 992 Serial Number 2523525, Estimated Production Year: 1929, Size: 16s, Jewels: 21j, Jewel Setting: Gold Settings (Screw-Set), Movement Configuration: Openface, Movement Finish: Nickel, Movement Setting: Lever, Plate: 3/4 Plate, Double Roller, Standard Dial Type: Double-Sunk, Adjusted, Railroad Grade. original paper tag with serial number for this watch, clear display back cover and hand engraved 'Hamilton' top of the screw on front.

2. Hamilton, Serial Number 776834, Estimated Production Year: 1910, Size: 16s, Jewels: 17j, Jewel Setting: Screw-Set, Movement Configuration: Hunting, Movement Finish: Nickel, Movement Setting: Lever, Plate: 3/4 Plate, Adjusted, with gold hands, clear display back cover and hand engraved 'Hamilton' top of the screw on front, watch chain with fob for the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen.

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Very good intact, clean running condition at the time of inspection. We cannot guarantee the running or timekeeping condition of timepieces once removed from the auction premises. The 992 model has a nice, shiny double-sunk porcelain enamel dial free from chips, cracks or repairs. The other has a double sunk dial with hairline and restoration at the 4 o'clock position.