* 10S ELGIN 542 M 5  17J  OF PS Pocket Watch Movement RUNS  T67
TC T67

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FROM THE AMERICAN HOROLOGY ARCHIVE:
Elgin National Watch Co.

Grade: 542

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Manufacturer: Elgin
Manufacturer Location: Elgin, Illinois
Movement Serial Number: V502133
Grade: 542
Model: 5
Estimated Production Year: 1949
Run Quantity: 12,000
Grade/Model Run: 22 of 25
Grade/Model Total Production: 180,000
Variant Est. Production: 154,000 (10S-M5-17J-OFP-U)
Size: 10s
Jewels: 17j
Movement Configuration: Openface
Movement Finish: Flat
Movement Setting: Pendant
Plate: 3/4 Plate
Barrel: Going
Train: Quick
Regulator: Plain
Railroad Grade: No
Case:Various
Run ID:15639.542G22.10S101.105M45.O7027.P12409.17J2674
Data Research:1927/1950 Elgin Serial List
Database Version:v52.991
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