Discarded watch - any value?

Just send it to me, I'll strip it and re-cycle all parts into their appropriate bins so that ecological aspects of responsible disposal can be maintained.

Well, maybe......😁

There is a mint example on Chrono 24 for $4400 USD. So yea, don’t “bin” it.

There are some of us who have drawers and bins full of similar watches. Threads on such watches too. Such as the in for a penny in for a pound thread.

Even worse is I have parts that are over a century old and possibly some which are over 2 centuries old. Disposable watches have only been about over the last 50 to 60 years. Most watches were built to last passed down the family. Which did not go over well when mass production took hold after WWII and millions (Billions?) were made.

Still one reason I hate to get rid of a watch, is that someday I might need that part for something, or else find the parts I need to fix the one I have. And while I am a steampunk, I hated seeing watches used for art. On the other hand that might be the best use for some of the pocket watch parts I have.

A bit of an unrelated non-sequiter --
I once heard quantum mechanics described as loading fine Swiss watches into two cannons. Then firing the cannons at each other. One then attempts to determine how the watch works by picking up the pieces and attempting to re-assemble them. Perhaps some sort of demolition derby can be done with old watches.
I have also had an idea when seeing some auctions of watches by the pound, of mixing such watches with cement and using as an aggregate instead of stones. The old Benicia Arsenal did this with some of the civil war ordnance. Sparkled in the sunlight.

Point I was making, badly, I guess was that the watch isn’t trash.

It's going to be a personal choice. In general, it's a desirable model. However, the dial is probably beyond salvaging, and that is a large part of the watch's value. If you restored it and sold it, you would likely lose money. In your place, if there were no sentimental value, I would sell it to someone who wanted the parts.