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This is not some $10,000 museum-piece pocket watch.It’s something better for the right person:A weird, cool, vintage mechanical watch that you’re probably not going to see again next week.This vintage ESEIKOR manual-wind pocket watch has a gold sunburst dial, oversized old-school numerals, “Lifetime Mainspring” on the dial, and — the best part — a detailed steam locomotive embossed into the caseback.That’s why I kept it.And that’s why I think someone else is going to love it.The watch is running and working properly, and I included a video so you don’t have to take my word for it. You can actually watch it running before you buy it.The crystal and case show honest vintage wear. Scratches, marks, age — it has them.I’m not polishing 50 years of personality out of it to pretend it’s new.What makes this one interesting:* Mechanical manual-wind movement
* Running and working
* Video included showing operation
* Gold-tone sunburst dial
* Big vintage Arabic numerals
* “Lifetime Mainspring” dial
* Raised steam locomotive caseback
* Great conversation piece
* Very cool railroad / train collectibleThere are plenty of generic vintage pocket watches for sale.This isn’t one of them.If you collect trains, mechanical watches, unusual vintage pieces, or just like owning things nobody else in the room has, this one makes sense.And if it’s not your thing, that’s completely fine.I’d rather it go to somebody who looks at the locomotive back and immediately says:“Yep. That’s cool.”
