LOL, thanks guys!
So a semi succesful day hunting the flea markets for the elusive donor watch. I was able to find two, well actually one Timex mechanical watch and one Stadion stopwatch. Spent a grand total of $5 for the two and was able to snag nine WatchCraft watch parts trays in slightly used condition for nothing. The Timex wasn't working, and after disassembling it I found out why, it was full of goo. I'm not sure of the technical name for goo but until I can identify what it actually is, goo will have to do. The hairspring was all gummed up and it wasn't moving but it was free enough that maybe a soaking in solvent might bring it back. The Stadion I'm going to have to take apart later but it actually seems to be working for the most part, although it is missing its crystal. We'll see if it still works once I've disassembled and reassembled it. I did see a supposedly vintage Westclox pocket watch and was tempted to throw down some money on it but when I asked what they were asking... $140.00, well it seemed kind of steep. Will, I could have used your advice on this one and I was going to wait at the airport for you but my wife was pressuring me to get a move on this morning. Out of curiosity, I've looked at some online auctions for similar watches to the Westclox and they sure weren't that expensive! Terrific to be able to finally turn some screws and apply some of the basic's knowledge I've learned from this forum, Mark's video's and the books I have.
I think I'm going to enjoy this new hobby!