The Elgin Calibre 722 is extremely rare, so I’m indebted to John Runciman, FNAWCC of the Chapter 50 Puget Sound, NAWCC for supplying these images and allowing me to publish them on this web site.
Information from John: “As far as I know the 722 was never sold. The only ones I’ve seen cased up are in either 14 karat gold or 18 karat gold. The 910 is an incredible mystery it only shows up in stainless cases. Up until your recent discovery, I only knew of five others. One of the others I knew of has a tag hanging from the case with the data of 12-02-63″
- Elgin 722 Watch Front ©John Runciman, FNAWCC
- Elgin 722 Watch Back ©John Runciman, FNAWCC
- Elgin 722 ©John Runciman, FNAWCC
- Elgin 722 Balance Side View ©John Runciman, FNAWCC
- Elgin 722 Dial Side View ©John Runciman, FNAWCC
- Elgin 722 Side View ©John Runciman, FNAWCC
- Elgin 722 and 725 Coils ©John Runciman, FNAWCC
- Elgin 722 and 910 Diodes ©John Runciman, FNAWCC
- Elgin 722 and 910 with LIP R27 and Hamilton 505 ©John Runciman, FNAWCC