Pocket Watch from late 1800s with etchings

[seychik]

Yesterday, while back at the late 1800s teardown's backyard to further investigate the trash pit that produced several 1890s bottles, I found a second pocket watch. This open faced watch looked like it could be silver, but on cleaning doesn't act that way. Looking at the pictures I took out in the field, I could see some etchings in the center that appear to be NyPE. After cleaning, I also noticed some scratched out letters: Noward? I don't see any stamped markings on the watch and it doesn't open. Also found the Warner's Safe Cure for Kidney and Liver, from Rochester, NY.
Was about 60 degrees in Denver yesterday, great for a hunt, today 25 and snowing. Cindy

 

[PikesPeakCharlie]

P.S. is that a smaller warners ??

 

[poorman15]

No matter what its made of, its still a really nice find. Congrats!

 

[park pirate]

Nice pocket watch..

 

[Sobo]

Nice pocket watch, love that bottle too. Nice site you got there too, HH

 

[seychik]

Ok now your just being mean !!! We have 8" on top of frozzzzzen ground ,no hunting at all !! Yet ,,, I'm glad someone is finding sumpting !! Congrats on the Warners & the watch !! I've found many watches,but not one with that much writing,Dug one a few years back with just about the same engraving . Keep it up !

Snow and frozen here too now, boo hoo. The Warner's is the full regular size.
Also thanks to everyone for all the responses. It was a fun dig and watch topped it off. Cindy

 

[l2hunt]

nice find!!