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Re: South Bend Pocket Watch
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/South_Bend_Watch_Company
The South Bend Watch Company was formed by three brothers, George, Clement and John M. Studebaker subsequent to their purchase of the Columbus Watch Company. The company produced watches in the style of the Columbus Watch Company. South Bend movements were identified as model 1, 2, or 3, with grades numbering 100 to 431. Even number grades denoted hunter-case movements, and odd number grades were intended for open face cases.
1911660,000In good shape they sell for $100.00+. yours looks a little ruff. $25.00 mybe.$45.00 is where I would put this..
"NOTE" I do not claim to be an Expert.