| Brand | Elgin |
| Grade Number | 418 |
| Jewels | 7 |
| Size | 3/0 |
| Beats Per Hour | 18,000 bph |
| Winding Type | Pendent (crown) |
| Setting Type | Pendent (crown) |
| Years of Production | 1915-1918 |
| Units Produced | ~129,000 |
| Country of Manufacture | America |
The Elgin grade 418 pocket watch movement was produced between circa 1915 – 1918 in Elgin, Illinois. Approximately 129,000 movements were produced.
The grade 418 movement shown in the photo above was found in a ladies pocket watch here.
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