It is a family Heirloom, given to my great grandfather, in 1920. Aside from the beautifully engraved intials on the front, it also opens up in the back, where there is a personal engraving on the back of the watch part. On BOTH inside covers however, there is a number.665757. On one cover, under. It is a family Heirloom, given to my great grandfather, in 1920. Aside from the beautifully engraved intials on the front, it also opens up in the back, where there is a personal engraving on the back of the watch part. On BOTH inside covers however, there is a number.665757.

On one cover, under this number there appears to be two X's.like the roman numeral 20 -(XX.with lines above and under the X's. ) The company appears to be called MOON and there is an elaborate trademark,,,,, 3 circles, one containing a Cresent Moon, one containing a Sun, and the other containing a 6 point star. Under that, it sez.A.L.D.

Black Keys El Camino Rar Chomikuj here. Dennison Watch Case Co. With the nunber 665757 under that. Both the watch and chain, I am told are solid gold, but there is no markings to that effect, (except for perhaps those numbers) When I went to have it repaired once, the watch dealer offered me $1,000, for it, on the spot, and I turned him down flat, because it was a family heirloom, that I have absolutely no intention of selling, regardless of it's actual value. Be it far more or much less. I would just like any info, or anything anyone can tell me about this timepiece. Feel free to email me, with any questions, but that's all the info I have. Mafia Game Script more. Oh, it was given to him, in Scotland, to the best of my knowledge, at that time.

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Update: Oh my God! How did you DO that?!?!!? I am such a ditz! It never even occured to me to look INSIDE the actual movement part, and when I flipped that cover open, that is EXACTLY what it said! But then after all that, it repeats the ame name I gave earlier, 665757.but this time, UNDER that.there is the. How did you DO that?!?!!?

I am such a ditz! It never even occured to me to look INSIDE the actual movement part, and when I flipped that cover open, that is EXACTLY what it said! But then after all that, it repeats the ame name I gave earlier, 665757.but this time, UNDER that.there is the number 23. (not Roman Numerals, just 23.

) and in fact, upon a reallyyyyyy good look.I may be wrong about the 'Roman numerals'.it could very well just be two X's, side by side. On the rim of the movement part,, there is indeed another lighter etched number, 5757, (again) There are no other markings or names anywhere else.

One detail I left out, is the watch face itself, roman numerals, with a smaller circle between the 5 and the 7 as the second counter, and under that cirlce, it says Swiss Made.(not much help, I know) Wow.thank you. That at least settles part of the mystery! Best Answer: Your watch cannot be looked up or dated from the case serial number, which is what you have provided. The movement serial number is what I need. This will appear on the part of the watch, when opened, shows the workings.

Dennison cases were often used in Waltham watches. I found a reference to a Waltham 'Traveller' from 1908 that was not solid gold.