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Message: <blockquote data-quote="dh photography" data-source="post: 383175" data-attributes="member: 25354">I'd certainly get another opinion on that case.   It may very well turn out that the case has more value than the whole watch given that it appears to be solid Sterling Silver.   Looking quickly at the in inside, I don't see a maker's mark on the watchworks.   If I get a few minutes I'll look closer and also dig into my silver markings references to see if that leads me in the right direction.   If it's running, but is slow, a good watchmaker/repair person should easily be able to clean it and check the spring.   Parts for even the oldest of movements are usually still findable fairly easily (if they want to look).</blockquote>