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Another thing to keep in mind - most jewelers and/or clock and watch repair persons will mark items that they have worked on. In some circles, it will greatly diminish the value. I have an Elgin pocket watch in a gold Keystone case that was given to my great grandmother on Christmas day, 1887. It was in need of repair, so I took it to our favorite jeweler to have it repaired. Years later I had someone look at it to get an idea of value, and he spotted the jeweler's mark and said it would be worth more if he hadn't done that.
Just something to keep in mind.
Just something to keep in mind.