Looks like a lot of ladies movements from a gold scrapper there. Those are not worth much, if anything at all. I have a bunch of ladies movements like that from brands like Bulova, Longines, etc., and I might get an actual watch to work on that will use parts from a watch like that every 2-3 years maybe. Most of these parts I'll have until I die or quit being a watchmaker - small ladies watches rarely get repaired, so the demand for parts is just not there.
The men's stuff it's hard to say what value is there - depends on dial condition, and if the movements are in good shape, and of course the brand. I have a place that I buy movements like these for parts, and typical prices for a complete parts movement (not from a major brand like Omega, but say Bulova, Gruen, etc.) would be in the $25 range. Price goes down as parts are missing from it...
The actual parts in envelopes may have some value, but again it depends what movements they are for, and what condition they are in. If they are parts for ladies watches, again no value due to low demand. If they are for men's watches, but are all rusty, then not much value.
The best advice I can give you is maybe make a list of the movements, and then the parts, and see if anyone is interested.
Cheers, Al
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