Illinois Watch Co. Serial Number 2791291

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Illinois Watch Co.

Grade: 404

A watch in this run is currently up for auction. Illinois Art Deco 12s 17j 1915, 2791291, Overhauled View auction

Manufacturer:	Illinois	?
Manufacturer Location:	Springfield, Illinois	?
Movement Serial Number:	2791291	?
Grade:	404	?
Model:	4	?
Estimated Production Year:	1915	?
Run Quantity:	400	?
Grade/Model Run:	34 of 36	?
Grade/Model Total Production:	15,870	?
Size:	12s	?
Jewels:	17j	?
Movement Configuration:	Hunting	?
Movement Finish:	Nickel	?
Movement Setting:	Pendant	?
Plate:	Bridge Plate	?
Bridge Type:	Center	?
Barrel:	Going	?
Adjusted:	No	?
Railroad Grade:	No	?
Dial Feet Locations:	20.5, 39.0, 55.0	?
Case Screw Locations:	17.5, 50.5	?
Case:	Various	?
Run ID:	8868.404G48.12S804.124M64.H4162.P2193.17J2701	?
Database Version:	v52.978	?
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Percentage of Total Run 0.50%

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