Introduction | p. 5 |
How to Determine Manufacturer | p. 9 |
Appraising Watches (what's my watch worth) | p. 10 |
Grading Watches | p. 12 |
Collecting on a Limited Budget | p. 14 |
Railroad Pocket Watches | p. 16 |
Railroad Grade Watches | p. 24 |
Railroad Approved Watches | p. 26 |
Colonial Watchmakers | p. 28 |
List of Early American Watchmakers | p. 31 |
Sizes: How to Determine Watch Size | p. 34 |
Solid Gold Marks | p. 35 |
Gold Filled Marks | p. 37 |
Nomenclature of Watch Parts | p. 42 |
Case Prices | p. 44 |
Watch Inspection | p. 46 |
Opening Watch Cases (How To) | p. 48 |
How a Watch Works | p. 52 |
Regulator Id | p. 57 |
Jewels and Pivots | p. 72 |
Jewel Count (How To) | p. 72 |
Judging Quality | p. 80 |
Offer Versus Appraisals | p. 81 |
Production & Sales Lerger | p. 92 |
Ebauches | p. 84 |
Special Named or Private Label Watches | p. 93 |
Swiss Fakes | p. 97 |
Market Report | p. 100 |
Abbreviations (used in this book) | p. 102 |
American Pocket Watch Listings (begins) | p. 104 |
Styles and Names of Hands (American) | p. 364 |
Comic & Character Watches (begins) | p. 420 |
Early Antique Watches (European) | p. 438 |
Watch-Makers (European) | p. 440 |
Clues to Dating Your Watch (European) | p. 443 |
Chronological Date List (European) | p. 449 |
Early European Watchmakers | p. 450 |
Hallmarks of London | p. 456 |
Repeating Watches | p. 459 |
Tourbillon | p. 464 |
Karrusel | p. 465 |
European Pocket Watch Listings (begins) | p. 468 |
Pre-1850 Repeaters | p. 564 |
Pre-1850 Alarms | p. 568 |
Tourbillon, Karrusel (Listed) | p. 575 |
Unusual (European Pocket Watches) | p. 591 |
Nello Watch Cases | p. 603 |
Enamel Watches | p. 617 |
Match Serial Number and Date | p. 622 |
A Bit of Wrist Watch History | p. 623 |
Automatic Winding | p. 628 |
Chronograph | p. 629 |
Swiss Code Initials | p. 635 |
Watch Consolidation (Who Owns Who) | p. 636 |
Brand Names & Owners | p. 637 |
Wrist Watch Listings (begins) | p. 639 |
Watch Terminology | p. 1137 |
Word Pronunciation | p. 1154 |
European Terminology & U.S.A. Terminology | p. 1155 |
Special & Unsual Escapements | p. 1156 |
The Art of Micro-Mechanical Marvels | p. 1168 |
Advertising (where to buy and sell) | p. 1174 |
Arnold Spring Detent Escapement | p. 572 |
Auburndale Rotary Escapement (2 styles) | p. 147 |
Breguet Escapement | p. 62 |
Bulova Accutron (Tuning Fork) | p. 690 |
Chinese Duplex (Crab leg style) | p. 448 |
Chronodrometer (Am. Waltham 8 tooth escape wheel) | p. 111 |
Chronometer Spring Detent Escapement | p. 63 |
Co-axial Escapement (George Daniel - Omega) | p. 627 |
Co-axial Escapement (Fasoldt Double Escape Wheel) | p. 210 |
Coles Resilient Escapement | p. 256 |
Counterpoised Lever Escapement | p. 74 |
Cylinder Escapement | p. 62 |
Debaufre Escapement | p. 546 |
Delong Escapement | p. 65 |
Double Escapements ("Duality" by Philippe DuFour) | p. 1171 |
Duplex Escapement | p. 62 |
Earnshaw Spring Dentent Escapement | p. 490 |
Electric Escapement, "Hamilton" (Balance Wheel Motor) | p. 793 |
English or Right angle Escapement | p. 64 |
Escapements (5 styles with Modifications and Parts) | p. 64 |
Foliot Balance & Verge Escapement (1550-1560) | p. 54 |
Frictional Rest Escapement with Pirouette & Double Escape Wheel | p. 488 |
Glashutte Escapement | p. 514 |
Jacot 3 & 4 Star Duplex Escapement | p. 509 |
Joseph Johnson 30 tooth escape wheel | p. 510 |
Karrusel, Bonniksen's | p. 465 |
Lever Escapement (Modern style) | p. 52 |
Massey Escapement (type 1-5) | p. 458 |
Mozart Chrono-Lever Escapement | p. 318 |
Moustache Counterpoised Lever Escapement | p. 74 |
Mudge Detached Lever Escapement | p. 62 |
Mulford Escapement (Modified Verge) | p. 30 |
Pin Lever Escapement (Dollar Watches, American) | p. 89 |
Pin-wheel Escapement (S. D. French, American) | p. 214 |
Pivoted Detent Escapement | p. 63 |
Pouzait Lever Escapement (2 styles) | p. 598 |
Rack & Pinion Lever Escapement | p. 66 |
1 Second Remontoir Escapement (by Derek Pratt) | p. 1170 |
G. P. Reed (Chronometer) | p. 345 |
Resilient Escapement | p. 63 |
Right Angle Lever Escapement | p. 64 |
Roskopf Pin Pallet Lever Escapement (Swiss) | p. 547 |
Savage 2 Pin Escapement | p. 448 |
Spring Detent | p. 63 |
Straight Line Lever Escapement | p. 64 |
Tourbillon | p. 463 |
Verge Escapement (with chain drive = page 61) | p. 61 |
Virgule Escapement (single & double = 61) | p. 63 |
Worm Gear Escapement | p. 87 |
Special or Unusual Escapement Section | p. 1156 |
Rack & Pinion, Straight Hairspring, various fork action | p. 1156 |
Potter & MacDowall One Tooth | p. 1157 |
One Jewel Lever by E. Bourquin, Inverted Lever | p. 1158 |
Woerd Pat. escap., Jeunet seconds beating | p. 1159 |
Detent and Pivoted escapement | p. 1160 |
G.P. Reed Detent escap, Patent Union Chronometer | p. 1161 |
Fleurier, English & Chinese Duplex | p. 1162 |
Breguets Naturel & Hanging Ruby Cylinder | p. 1163 |
Breguet Lateral, Amold Chron. Detent | p. 1164 |
Robins Anti-overbanking, Duplex & two lever styles | p. 1165 |
Typical Glashutte Escape, and balance | p. 1166 |
Constant Force, M.B. Pray, Peto's Chron., & Savage | p. 1167 |
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