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In my search on the Internet for this reference I found a Cartier in a very similar if not exact case but no others like it.

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I looked at the pics. I have on file and could not see the movement number clearly. All I see on the inside of the case is 101.

Here is one that any of you would have a hard time finding anywhere. Omega Constellation 18K Gold Ref. 151 030 Reference # 151030 in 18K gold. Chronometer movement cal. 712. Case measures 30 mm by 34 mm long.

One of the 2 Panerai models I still own.

This was really a FIND. How often do you find a watch from 1951 with the original papers?? I bought it from a fellow who told me that his father purchased the watch while in Europe in early 1950s. Here are some pics. Enjoy.

This is an unusual $20 U.S. coin watch. Usually one finds these with the coin hollowed out and small 18K gold case housing the movement inserted inside. The case flips away in order to set the time or to wind the movement. This watch has the movement encased directly in the coin. This is Audemars Pi