The first two runs of Model 92s containing Appleton Tracys (7005001-6000 and 7006001-7000) use the damascening pattern to the left on the winding wheels.  These runs are interesting in that they also contain Riversides and even some Vanguards in the 7005001 run.  This pattern is also found on Model 88 Royals and Model 92 Royals later in production.  This photo is actually from a Model 92 Royal as it is the best photo on hand of this particular pattern.

The next 2 runs containing Appleton Tracys are7018001-600 and 7018601-973.  The Gray Book lists these runs as "Vanguard" and "Special" in the grade column but the Handwritten Records indicate that the runs are made up of ATCs, Riversides and No. 45s and some Vanguards.  There are no photos at present of any ATC movements from these runs so it is impossible to say what pattern is used on these particular watches.  The next run containing ATCs is 7026001-7000, which the Gray Book lists as Vanguards.  There have been ATCs and Riversides reported in this run and both grades use the pattern to the left.  The pattern used in run 744801-500 is unclear. 

At run 7450201-500 a brushed finish is applied to the wheels of the Appleton Tracy grade but the pattern is the same and remains the same with the brushed finish on ATCs throughout the rest of Model 92 production.

All P.S. Bartletts use the same pattern.

All Vanguards use the same pattern.

The Royal grade uses the pattern to the left.  It is also found on the first 2 runs of Appleton Tracys.

The Riverside grade uses the pattern to the left.  As stated above, it is also found on early Appleton Tracys.

All Crescent Streets use the same pattern.  The 845 grade also uses the same pattern