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ANTIQUE CYMA TAVANNES POCKET WATCH CA 1930 in the Pocket Watches category for sale in Johannesburg (ID:496004145) Buy ANTIQUE CYMA TAVANNES POCKET WATCH CA 1930 for R2,950.00 Sell on bidorbuy Deal of the Week Stores Promotions. Pocket Watch Serial Number Production List Please use the following tables to help determine the approximate age of your watch. Remove or open the back cover from your watch and look for a number engraved into the movement; this is the serial number for your watch, and by using it, you can find the closest years it was made on these tables. Note the thick hands, engraved patterns and bold design of all of these watches. These watches are typical of the 'Deco' style of the teens and 20's. The Elgin and Hamilton were dated by serial number, while the Gruen was dated by an inscription on the back. The 'New Haven' was dated by looking at the style of the watch.
Locating your Rolex serial number
The serial number of your watch is engraved on the case at the 6 o'clock end between the lugs. You will need to remove the bracelet/strap to see it. The model reference is engraved in the same place at the 12 o'clock end. As of August 2010, serial numbers for new Rolex watches are randomized, making it impossible to use the numbers for dating purposes.
1925 - 1930
28 - 29xxx = 1926
30 - 32xxx = 1927
33 - 34xxx = 1928
35 - 37xxx = 1929
38 - 39xxx = 1930
1931 - 1940
42 - 44xxx = 1932
45 - 48xxx = 1933
49 - 62xxx = 1934
63 - 80xxx = 1935
81 - 98xxx = 1936
99 - 116xxx = 1937
117 - 134xxx = 1938
135 - 163xxx = 1939
164 - 193xxx = 1940
1941 - 1950
223 - 252xxx = 1942
253 - 282xxx = 1943
283 - 347xxx = 1944
348 - 412xxx = 1945
413 - 489xxx = 1946
490 - 549xxx = 1947
550 - 607xxx = 1948
608 - 672xxx = 1949
673 - 736xxx = 1950
1951 - 1960
804 - 868xxx = 1952
869 - 933xxx = 1953
934 - 1104xxx = 1954
1105 - 1080xxx = 1955
1090 - 1160xxx = 1956
1170 - 1230xxx = 1957
1240 - 1310xxx = 1958
1320 - 1390xxx = 1959
1400 - 1480xxx = 1960
1961 - 1970
1558 - 1662xxx = 1962
1663 - 1709xxx = 1963
1710 - 1791xxx = 1964
1792 - 1869xxx = 1965
1870 - 2159xxx = 1966
2160 - 2419xxx = 1967
2420 - 2679xxx = 1968
2680 - 2949xxx = 1969
2950 - 3209xxx = 1970
1971 - 1980
3470 - 3739xxx = 1972
3740 - 3999xxx = 1973
4000 - 4179xxx = 1974
4280 - 4529xxx = 1975
4530 - 4999xxx = 1976
5000 - 5399xxx = 1977
5400 - 5899xxx = 1978
5900 - 6399xxx = 1979
6400 - 6899xxx = 1980
1981 - 1990
7300 - 7799xxx = 1982
7800 - 8299xxx = 1983
8300 - 8599xxx = 1984
8600 - 9289xxx = 1985
9290 - 9759xxx = 1986
9760 - 9999xxx = 1987
Rxxxxxx = 1988
Lxxxxxx = 1989
Exxxxxx = 1990
1991 - 2000
Nxxxxxx = 1991
Cxxxxxx = 1992
Sxxxxxx = 1993
Wxxxxxx = 1995
Txxxxxx = 1996
Uxxxxxx = 1997
Axxxxxx = 1998
Pxxxxxx = 2000
2001 - 2010
Yxxxxxx = 2002
Fxxxxxx = 2004
Dxxxxxx = 2005
Zxxxxxx = 2006
Mxxxxxx = 2008
Vxxxxxx = 2009
Locating your Omega serial number
Recent Omega watches usually carry their serial number somewhere on the back but they will be in extremely small laser-etched digits requiring a magnifier to read. Older Omega watches may only have the serial number on the inside of the watch, requiring a jeweler to open it for you.
1891 - 1900
1901 - 1910
25 - 29xxxxx = 1905
30 - 39xxxxx = 1908
1911 - 1920
1921 - 1930
70 - 74xxxxx = 1925
75 - 84xxxxx = 1930
1931 - 1940
1941 - 1950
10xxxxxx = 1944
11xxxxxx = 1947
12xxxxxx = 1950
1951 - 1960
14xxxxxx = 1954
15xxxxxx = 1956
16xxxxxx = 1958
17xxxxxx = 1960
1951 - 1960
14xxxxxx = 1954
15xxxxxx = 1956
16xxxxxx = 1958
17xxxxxx = 1960
1961 - 1970
19xxxxxx = 1962
20xxxxxx = 1963
21xxxxxx = 1964
22xxxxxx = 1965
23 - 24xxxxxx = 1966
22xxxxxx = 1967
26 - 27xxxxxx = 1968
28 - 29xxxxxx = 1969
30 - 32xxxxxx = 1970
1971 - 1980
34 - 35xxxxxx = 1972
36 - 37xxxxxx = 1973
38xxxxxx = 1974
39xxxxxx = 1975
40xxxxxx = 1976
41xxxxxx = 1977
42 - 43xxxxxx = 1978
44xxxxxx = 1979
1981 - 1990
48xxxxxx = 1984
49xxxxxx = 1985
50xxxxxx = 1986
51 - 52xxxxxx = 1989
1991 - 2000
54xxxxxx = 1993
55xxxxxx = 1995
560 - 597xxxxx = 1998
598 - 609xxxxx = 1999
61 - 64xxxxxx = 2000
2001 - 2010
655 - 679xxxxx = 2002
68 - 69xxxxxx = 2003
70 - 71xxxxxx = 2004
72 - 77xxxxxx = 2005
78 - 80xxxxxx = 2006
81 - 83xxxxxx = 2007
84xxxxxx = 2008
Locating your Panerai serial number
The serial number of your watch is engraved on the back of the case.
1991 - 2000
2001 - 2010
Tavannes Pocket Watch Identification
E = 2002
F = 2003
G = 2004
H = 2005
I = 2006
J = 2007
K = 2008
L = 2009
M = 2010
Do you know the value of your vintage pocket watch?
Tavannes Watch Company Serial Numbers Lookup
Perhaps you have inherited an antique timepiece, passed through your family for generations? Or perhaps you’ve found an old pocket watch at an antique fair and are curious about its value?
Antique pocket watches can bring in some serious money, but determining their value can be difficult. So, what exactly should you be looking out for? Here are the top 6 things to consider when determining the value of your pocket watch.
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Brand
Most watches will have the brand name written somewhere on the design, whether on the casing or the watch face itself. Double check your pocket watch for this information, alongside any further identification that may be useful, such as serial numbers or manufacturers numbers.
By researching this information, you may be able to get an idea of the era your watch is from, and prices of similar pieces. Look out for any big names such as Omega, Longines or Elgin, as these will hold an instantly higher value.
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Material
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It goes without saying that a quality gold or silver pocket watch will carry a greater value than a non-precious metal, based on the material alone. Check the casing of your watch: is the material high quality? Are they any additional gems or embellishments? Premium materials and precious metals, gems or stones will all add to the overall value of your timepiece.
Movement
However, don’t solely judge a watch by its cover – it really is what’s inside that counts! The movement of your pocket watch can actually indicate a lot more than the casing when it comes to quality and value, with a complicated movement generally always being worth more. Quite often you will need to remove the movement from the watch in order to examine it. The absolute utmost care should be taken when doing this – never force the movement out of a watch. If you don’t have experience handling timepieces in this manner, always seek professional help.
Adjustments
Higher quality (and therefore more valuable) pocket watches tend to have much higher attention to detail, so take a look at the adjustments, gears and jewels inside your watch. These make up the calibrations inside your pocket watch, with a higher amount indicating a higher quality timepiece. As a general rule of thumb, the more jewels, gears and adjustments inside your pocket watch, the more value it holds.
Condition
The condition of your pocket watch, both internally and externally, is a huge factor in determining the value that it holds today. Is your watch in a good, working condition? Wind the watch: are the hands moving smoothly, and is the time showing accurately? Internally, it is important that the movement and adjustments are all working as they should be for the highest possible value. Again, if you are unsure about these factors, seek professional advice.
Externally, is the casing and design of your pocket watch in good physical condition? Has there been any water damage, or does your watch display signs of rust? Are there cracks or dents in the watch casing? Damage, both to the watch aesthetics and inner workings, will instantly lower the value of your timepiece. Any antique pocket watches in impeccable condition are guaranteed to hold a much higher value today.
Professional opinions
Finally – and we cannot stress this enough! – if you are looking to sell your vintage or antique pocket watch, always get a professional opinion. A professional will instantly know what to look for in your pocket watch and will be equipped to handle older, delicate watches without causing damage. While the above factors can all help indicate the value of a pocket watch, you will not know for sure until it is valued by an expert.
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