An old ladies watch

I've a bag of old watches, more vintage than antique and mostly don't seem to work. Before i'll get rid of them let me show to you. Perhaps something good enough to hold.

this one has a gold-plated stretchy steel bracelet with the text excalbur l-lo g.r.f and registernumber.. on the ears part pat.end... . brand oruen vertune...

 

On a lot of these the metal stretch band is a replacement and the original band would have been a doubled black cord.

Debora

 

You're rghit. Its it gruen very thin

 

I found this one and it says 9cr gold. Can mine also be made of gold? https://sallyantiques.co.uk/product/9ct-gold-ingersoll-excalibur-ladies-watch/

Mine has very much green areas

 

I saw those same numbers and name so i hoped mine was gold too.. too bad

 

Any idea what the 1/10 g.r.g.f means?

And what it says here?

 

I've never seen a watch with a Base metal back and a karat gold front. Not that it couldn't exist, but I"ve never seen one. I'd bet on gold-filled.

 

I googled the reg no and excalibur and i see diffrent marks. So i think the watch and the straps from 2 diffrent company. Watch from grun and strap from excalibur

 

the watch in the link have also a stainless steel back with same type braclet .so it wad easy for me to draw the desired conclusion

 

The Gruen watch has a replacement band. I didn't even think twice about them being together originally; it's a 30s watch and a 50s band.

 

I finally could open the casee and took a few pictures inside. Perhase can some one tell me a bit more of this watch without originall band has any collection value..

 

i cleaned the band gently with warm wather and dishsoap.

Does this 1/10 g.r.f.t flexible band has any value?

 

From the numbers scratched inside of the case, the owner had this serviced early and often.