Westclox winde up pocket watch

The pocket watch in the image is a vintage Westclox model, likely part of their "dollar watch" series such as "The Conductor" or "Pocket Ben". Westclox produced a high volume of inexpensive, back-winding pocket watches from the turn of the 19th century into the 1990s.
Watch Details & Value
Identification: The watch features Roman numerals, a white dial, a sub-second dial, and an attached gold-tone chain. This style, particularly "The Conductor" with a train engraved on the back, was popular in the 1970s.
Movement: It has a mechanical (manual wind) movement, typical of this model, rather than being battery-powered (quartz).
Value: Most Westclox watches were designed to be affordable and functional rather than high-value collector's items. Their value is primarily sentimental, though working examples can typically be found for around $50 to $150 USD on online marketplaces.
This watch has a scratch in the face but works great!