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Thank you for all the wonderful information you have provided. So now it is time that I begin thinking about my next Pocket Watch to buy. I am leaning to a Railroad Grade Pocket watch made in the USA or search for the private label VC movement that the Ball Watch Company used I believe back in 1908

I have a reproduction WW1 leather strap for the Pocket Watch. This was as a display, not going to wear it with the strap, to risky leaving the crown exposed like that and hit it with something. Enjoy the picture.

Thank you for sharing the pictures and the great information.

Jurry, I have no idea I am basically am new to pocket watches. Hopefully someone with more knowledge that me can help answer your great question. I am researching as much that I can about this watch. Bets, Frank

Thank you, I truly love this watch and will use it for Special events.

Sharing a wonderful update. I was able to get my VC 1918 Corps of Engineers Pocket Watch overhauled. This is what was done: Chronograph movement service (cleaned, oiled, regulated): made a new new stem to fit the watch perfectly and fitted a crown (not an original crown, I like the contrast, the cro

Thank you for sharing this information, I enjoyed reading it

Very nice, enjoying the picture!

I received the VC Extract from the Archives and the movement/caliber is a RA19/20'''. Year of manufacture is 1919. Once again thank you for all that have provided help in this post.