I recently won this absolute turnip at auction for around £60, the case is 935 silver but has the lion passant (which is an unusual grade of silver in my experience) i believe it to be 18s because it's slightly larger and way thicker then my other victorian watch.

The double sunk dial is in nice condition, no hairlines, though a bit dirty, the hands are gilt though the minute hand is quite rusty, the needle tip of the hour hand isn't snapped off and the hands seem aligned properly, the case…

Co-op retirement gift c. 1897

My 1969 ARSA swiss air railway pocket watch died.

On the same day i got my 992 back from the watchmaker for a warrenty repair too.

It ticks for a few seconds then stops, fully wound.

I haven't worn it that much if at all, only since november last year but not for 2-3 months of this year.

Not sure what my next step should be? i bought the watch off a user of this forum circa 2019, name was journeyforce.