ID on GOLD Pocket Watch and other item

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The iron thing has the architecture of a door knob assemble on which porcelain knobs were attached. However, I don't understand the iron ring. That's baffling.
 

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I'm thinking the PW is a typical "Dollar Pocket Watch" as they call them. The higher end watches would have an enamel dial. It could be a vintage Ingersoll PW as they sold millions of those in this country. How old? it's hard to tell, cause when I was a kid they would sell these still everywhere from places like the Five & Dime stores to the gas station. I saved up enough to get a new one that cost me maybe $6.00 by then at a Texaco station on the corner of the neighborhood in the suburbs of Chicago I lived in back then. It stayed running for maybe 6 months as they where build cheap by metal stamp manufacturing.
 

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