Minimal value. Someone has had that movement out and scratched the heck out of the plates too. I suspect someone might have used it as a practice watch after they watched one of those $9.99 DIY watch repair videos. It had no value before that though.
To elaborate a little on the previous answer,there was a period in the 1960s and 70s when some watch manufacturers went mad with the jewel count. A decent lever movement typically has 15 or 17 jewels, and an automatic often had 19, 21 or 23 jewels,, the extra jewels being for the rotor bearings. Really expensive top class watches might have 26 jewels, placing capstones on all pivots, but there was really no need for more. The public equated more jewels with a better watch so some makers introduced non functional jewels just to boost the jewel count. I have seen a 50 jewel watch with the rotor studded with useless jewels. The fad died out, jewel counts went back to normal and then about the same time along came electronic and quartz watches to make it all more or less irrelevant, although you will still find some jewelling on good quality quartz analogue movements. The name and jewel count make this one of those wanna-be watches, which are basically routine examples. Depending on condition and design, the value would be similar to any random unknown maker watch of the period. Not nothing but not very much. Actual numbers would depend on where you are, the condition of the watch and where you sell it. These are all unknown to us.
Afantiques gave a good explanation above about that watch. The picture of the movement shows that someone has had it out of it's case and likely damaged the movement also and I can't imagine that it is working. The screw holding it into the case is missing and the balance jewel looks damaged . It was not a high quality watch and in it's current condition it has very little value. Sorry I can't tell you better news.
Thank you very much for your extensive explanation, I really appreciate the time that was taken in it.
Sorry we did not have better news for you on your first post. Welcome to the group though and someone here is always glad to help if possible!
