From information I gathered from your website, I belive my great-grandmothers watch is a 1933 MIss Liberty. As much as I know everything is original, and I even have her case. The only thing missing from this watch is a couple of links as she was very petite! I have referenced an 1933 ad pulled from this site. Thank you!
Thank you! I had always wondered and had started to Google and was lukcy to find your site with lots of information! I see that other people are taking apart the case to see the inside, is that easy to do or do you recommend going to a jeweler that works with watches?
climbamnt,
Removing the Movement from the Case can be an unnerving task at first, with a Watch of this size I would recommend a Jeweler who works with Watches, preferably a Watchmaker.
To open the Case look to the back at the 6 O'Clock position for a lip, by gently prying the lip the Case will open. From there the Movement will lift out from the back, pulling the Crown to the set position first will help.
As mentioned, on a Watch of this size the task is not for the feint of heart.
P.S. The Case seriel number would indicate a production Date of 1932 although the possibility exists that the Movement could be Dated 1933.