"AJAX A P" pocketwatch

[Octav]

First of all I wish to say Hello to all on forum, my question to all of you people with knowledge about pocketwatches is, where can I look for some info about a "AJAX AP" pocket watch if anyone ever saw something like that, I inherited it from my Gradfather, a railroad engineer, he got it from a open market sometime in the late 1930's maybe early 1940's as it has a "41" marked on it. I will add a link to a photo of it. Thank you All.
http://good-times.webshots.com/photo/2018107150053668831DQVFmX
http://good-times.webshots.com/photo/2018107150053668831DQVFmX
First, I want to thank to all of you that replyed to my question, I also uploaded two more photos of the movement of the watch, if you please have a look at them and maybe you can clear it up for me. Many thanks!:thanks
http://good-times.webshots.com/photo/2575902010053668831frOChU

[Eeeb]

For no reason I can put my finger on, it feels like a 20's English watch. But the most useful photos would be of the movement and not the dial.

Nice parrot! I suspect it's not English :-) No kiwi pics??

[Marrick]

For no reason I can put my finger on, it feels like a 20's English watch. But the most useful photos would be of the movement and not the dial.

Nice parrot! I suspect it's not English :-) No kiwi pics??


There is a little info to be found here.|>

http://www.clockswatches.com/showindex.php?em=A

But you have to subscribe to view it.<|

And there won't be much.:roll:

There is something here implying its a Roskopf:

http://mb.nawcc.org/showthread.php?t=22524

But I must be a bit thick 'cos I can't see how it relates to the header.

[jedanzoom]

I wote for Roskopf.