Pocket Watch Case

See the product in action. VINTAGE SWISS MUSICAL ALARM CLOCK JUST FULLY SERVICE AND CLEAN WONDERFUL ORIGINAL CONDITION SWISS “BULOVA” 7 JEWELS MECHANICAL MOVEMENT CLOCK KEEPS TIME SWISS REUGE MUSIC BOX MOVEMENT PLAYS BEAUTIFULLY. This clock is fashioned in the likeness of a Reuge musical pocket watch. This clock is from the 1960s yet looks very attractive and the inner movements are still like new in amazing condition (Watch the video). Approximate dimensions in inches: 6.0 tall by 4 inches wide. Beautiful Golden Color , Solid Luxury Brass Case. 100% SATISFACTION GUARANTEED – OVER 2000 FEEDBACK. Item must return in the same condition that we send. Your feedback is very important to us. We are eager to work with our customers. We believe in communication. THANK YOU VERY MUCH. The item “SWISS MUSICAL ALARM CLOCK UNIQUE REUGE POCKET WATCH STYLE CASE (WATCH THE VIDEO)” is in sale since Saturday, February 24, 2018. This item is in the category “Collectibles\Clocks\Vintage (1930-69)\Alarm”. The seller is “collectibles8899″ and is located in Fullerton, California. This item can be shipped worldwide.

• Country of Manufacture: Switzerland

THIS ITEM IS ON SALE FOR LIMITED TIME ONLY. Beautiful early balance spring English silver pair case alarm pocket watch dating to c. It has just been serviced by a master watchmaker. A special attention has been devoted to keep the watch in its original condition. Very often, watches of this era are altered or have parts replaced. On this one, all parts are original. More pictures may be provided on request. And a small video that shows the alarm function. Video will open in a new window. Pocket watches of this date are almost impossible to date from a hallmark as over 90% of cases were without hallmarks until about 1698. The terminology of early pair cases is different to later pair cases, the inner case was referred to as the’ box’ and the outer was referred to as the’ case’. The making of these two parts were often carried out by different artisans. The outer-case is pierced and engraved with foliage intersected by four profile portrait busts, bezel decorated to match. It is Solid Silver and still in very good condition, with strong hinge with normal marks of use and normal wear that should be expected after more than 300 years. It measures 56 mm in diameter. The measurement from front to back including the glass crystal is 28 mm. The solid silver box or inner case is in excellent condition for its age. No damage, only normal marks of use. The early type split bezel is in perfect condition with period high domed plain glass in very good order. It is finely pierced and chased with inhabited foliage, winding apertures for the going and alarm trains. Bezel closes as it should. The solid silver two piece champleve dial is in excellent condition. It has Roman numerals, outer minute track and outermost large Arabic five-minute numerals. Outer gilt brass dial plate edge is engraved with stylized leaves. The blued steel beetle and poker hands are original and in excellent condition. The centre disc is a separate piece from the surrounding chapter rings and numerals. It is used to set the alarm function, which is very unusual on this watch. To set the alarm at five O’clock for example, the 5 mark on the alarm disc must be placed under the current position of the hour hand. In fact, the alarm disc rotates with the hour hand. The movement is gilt brass full plate with divided Egyptian pillars with pierced scroll capitals with a fusee with chain, verge escapement and three-arm brass balance. It has a flat balance spring. One of the two winding square axes is protruding from the cock, which is very unusual. In fact, the balance is specially shaped to not interfere with it. It has a brass regulation disc, alarm train with engraved fixed brass barrel, sounding on a bell in the back of the case. It is signed ” SIMON MAIR, NEUBURG “. It has no serial number, which means that it was probably made as a gift. Simon Mair is listed in Britten and Baillies. The mechanical and physical conditions are excellent. The movement has been completely cleaned and serviced and is in excellent working condition and runs the full length of the chain. The alarm function is working perfectly and gives a clear and strong sound. The watch has been tested for timekeeping although it is not important for a watch of this age. At the vertical position it was 1 minute behind after 7 hours. It was 12 minutes behind after 24 hours. This is an excellent timekeeping for a watch of this era. If carried (random positions), it would probably give better results. This is an extremely rare watch by a quality maker. I’m offering it at a price that will surely seem like a bargain a few years from now, since it will be very hard to find. The item “Silver Pair Case Verge Fusee Alarm Pocket Watch by Simon Mair of Neuburg c. 1705″ is in sale since Saturday, July 28, 2018. This item is in the category “Jewellery & Watches\Watches, Parts & Accessories\Pocket Watches\Antique”. The seller is “tempusxfugit” and is located in Quebec. This item can be shipped worldwide.

• Age: 1705
• Escapement Type: Verge
• Material: Silver
• Movement: Mechanical (Key-winding)
• Year of Manufacture: Pre-1800
• Features: Alarm

Good condition, run well but need full service and lube. When its open it hard sometimes to close it again. The item “Vintage Movado Automatic Ermeto Travel/Pocket/Purse Alarm Watch WithAlligator Case” is in sale since Friday, April 06, 2018. This item is in the category “Jewelry & Watches\Watches, Parts & Accessories\Pocket Watches\Antique”. The seller is “morrocker137″ and is located in Chicago, Illinois. This item can be shipped worldwide.

• Brand: Movado
• Material: Leather
• Features: 12-Hour Dial
• Movement: Mechanical (Hand-winding)
• Model: Pullman
• UPC: Does not apply
• Chain Material: Leather

Beautiful early balance spring English silver pair case alarm pocket watch dating to c. It has just been serviced by a master watchmaker. A special attention has been devoted to keep the watch in its original condition. Very often, watches of this era are altered or have parts replaced. On this one, all parts are original. And a small video that shows the alarm function. Video will open in a new window. Pocket watches of this date are almost impossible to date from a hallmark as over 90% of cases were without hallmarks until about 1698. The terminology of early pair cases is different to later pair cases, the inner case was referred to as the’ box’ and the outer was referred to as the’ case’. The making of these two parts were often carried out by different artisans. The outer-case is pierced and engraved with foliage intersected by four profile portrait busts, bezel decorated to match. It is Solid Silver and still in very good condition, with strong hinge with normal marks of use and normal wear that should be expected after more than 300 years. It measures 56 mm in diameter. The measurement from front to back including the glass crystal is 28 mm. The solid silver box or inner case is in excellent condition for its age. No damage, only normal marks of use. The early type split bezel is in perfect condition with period high domed plain glass in very good order. It is finely pierced and chased with inhabited foliage, winding apertures for the going and alarm trains. Bezel closes as it should. The solid silver two piece champleve dial is in excellent condition. It has Roman numerals, outer minute track and outermost large Arabic five-minute numerals. Outer gilt brass dial plate edge is engraved with stylized leaves. The blued steel beetle and poker hands are original and in excellent condition. The centre disc is a separate piece from the surrounding chapter rings and numerals. It is used to set the alarm function, which is very unusual on this watch. To set the alarm at five O’clock for example, the 5 mark on the alarm disc must be placed under the current position of the hour hand. In fact, the alarm disc rotates with the hour hand. The movement is gilt brass full plate with divided Egyptian pillars with pierced scroll capitals with a fusee with chain, verge escapement and three-arm brass balance. It has a flat balance spring. One of the two winding square axes is protruding from the cock, which is very unusual. In fact, the balance is specially shaped to not interfere with it. It has a brass regulation disc, alarm train with engraved fixed brass barrel, sounding on a bell in the back of the case. It is signed ” SIMON MAIR, NEUBURG “. It has no serial number, which means that it was probably made as a gift. Simon Mair is listed in Britten and Baillies. The mechanical and physical conditions are excellent. The movement has been completely cleaned and serviced and is in excellent working condition and runs the full length of the chain. The alarm function is working perfectly and gives a clear and strong sound. The watch has been tested for timekeeping although it is not important for a watch of this age. At the vertical position it was 1 minute behind after 7 hours. It was 12 minutes behind after 24 hours. This is an excellent timekeeping for a watch of this era. If carried (random positions), it would probably give better results. This is an extremely rare watch by a quality maker. I’m offering it at a price that will surely seem like a bargain a few years from now, since it will be very hard to find. The item “Silver Pair Case Verge Fusee Alarm Pocket Watch by Simon Mair of Neuburg c. 1705″ is in sale since Tuesday, March 06, 2018. This item is in the category “Jewelry & Watches\Watches, Parts & Accessories\Pocket Watches\Antique”. The seller is “tempusxfugit” and is located in Quebec, Quebec. This item can be shipped worldwide.

• Brand: Does not apply
• MPN: Does not apply
• Material: Silver
• Closure: Open Face
• Movement: Mechanical (Key-winding)
• Year of Manufacture: 1700
• Country/Region of Manufacture: United Kingdom
• Age: 1705
• Escapement Type: Verge
• Features: Alarm

Beautiful early balance spring English silver pair case alarm pocket watch dating to c. It has just been serviced by a master watchmaker. A special attention has been devoted to keep the watch in its original condition. Very often, watches of this era are altered or have parts replaced. On this one, all parts are original. And a small video that shows the alarm function. Video will open in a new window. Pocket watches of this date are almost impossible to date from a hallmark as over 90% of cases were without hallmarks until about 1698. The terminology of early pair cases is different to later pair cases, the inner case was referred to as the’ box’ and the outer was referred to as the’ case’. The making of these two parts were often carried out by different artisans. The outer-case is pierced and engraved with foliage intersected by four profile portrait busts, bezel decorated to match. It is Solid Silver and still in very good condition, with strong hinge with normal marks of use and normal wear that should be expected after more than 300 years. It measures 56 mm in diameter. The measurement from front to back including the glass crystal is 28 mm. The solid silver box or inner case is in excellent condition for its age. No damage, only normal marks of use. The early type split bezel is in perfect condition with period high domed plain glass in very good order. It is finely pierced and chased with inhabited foliage, winding apertures for the going and alarm trains. Bezel closes as it should. The solid silver two piece champleve dial is in excellent condition. It has Roman numerals, outer minute track and outermost large Arabic five-minute numerals. Outer gilt brass dial plate edge is engraved with stylized leaves. The blued steel beetle and poker hands are original and in excellent condition. The centre disc is a separate piece from the surrounding chapter rings and numerals. It is used to set the alarm function, which is very unusual on this watch. To set the alarm at five O’clock for example, the 5 mark on the alarm disc must be placed under the current position of the hour hand. In fact, the alarm disc rotates with the hour hand. The movement is gilt brass full plate with divided Egyptian pillars with pierced scroll capitals with a fusee with chain, verge escapement and three-arm brass balance. It has a flat balance spring. One of the two winding square axes is protruding from the cock, which is very unusual. In fact, the balance is specially shaped to not interfere with it. It has a brass regulation disc, alarm train with engraved fixed brass barrel, sounding on a bell in the back of the case. It is signed ” SIMON MAIR, NEUBURG “. It has no serial number, which means that it was probably made as a gift. Simon Mair is listed in Britten and Baillies. The mechanical and physical conditions are excellent. The movement has been completely cleaned and serviced and is in excellent working condition and runs the full length of the chain. The alarm function is working perfectly and gives a clear and strong sound. The watch has been tested for timekeeping although it is not important for a watch of this age. At the vertical position it was 1 minute behind after 7 hours. It was 12 minutes behind after 24 hours. This is an excellent timekeeping for a watch of this era. If carried (random positions), it would probably give better results. This is an extremely rare watch by a quality maker. I’m offering it at a price that will surely seem like a bargain a few years from now, since it will be very hard to find. The item “Silver Pair Case Verge Alarm Pocket Watch With Silver Champleve Dial, Circa 1705″ is in sale since Tuesday, October 03, 2017. This item is in the category “Jewelry & Watches\Watches, Parts & Accessories\Pocket Watches\Antique”. The seller is “tempusxfugit” and is located in Quebec, Quebec. This item can be shipped worldwide.

• Brand: Does not apply
• MPN: Does not apply
• Material: Silver
• Closure: Open Face
• Movement: Mechanical (Key-winding)
• Year of Manufacture: 1700
• Country/Region of Manufacture: United Kingdom
• Age: 1705
• Escapement Type: Verge
• Features: Alarm

Superb vintage BIRCH and GAYDON pocket Q alarm watch 45mm without crown I have here a beautiful pocket `Q` Silver alarm watch which was targeted at the WW1 military around 1915… Very high quality maker and a very sort after and stylish pocket/alarm watch…. With original leather travel case. This is mentioned in Wesolowski`s bible on Military Time pieces page 28 as it was almost certainly supplied to the military privately. The main spring barrel that powers the watch and second spring barrel that powers the alarm are wound by the same crown. Wind the crown clockwise to power the main spring and counter-clockwise to wind the second spring barrel which powers the alarm. The nail pin at the 11 position is depressed while turning the crown clockwise or counter-clockwise to set the main hands for timekeeping. The nail pin at the 1 position is depressed while turning the crown counter-clockwise to set the alarm. In the 12 oclock sub dial, which is marked in 15 min increments, the hand will turn counter-clockwise until the desired time for the awakening chime is reached. After elapsed time and the set alarm time are reached the second spring barrel will automatically release and the alarm will chime until the second spring barrel has exhausted all its power reserve (about 25 seconds) and stop. The second spring barrel must be wound again for the alarm to chime for the next scheduled awakening. This is a genuine collectable which combines a compelling piece of history with functionality and beauty whilst being an excellent investment. The item “Rare WW1 era Silver ZENITH Alarm pocket watch with leather case. Fully working” is in sale since Tuesday, September 05, 2017. This item is in the category “Jewellery & Watches\Watches, Parts & Accessories\Pocket Watches”. The seller is “pen.0127″ and is located in Worthing, West Sussex. This item can be shipped worldwide.

• Closure: Open Face
• Country/Region of Manufacture: Switzerland
• Age: Vintage (1920-1970)
• Brand: Zenith

Movado Leather Case Alarm Luxury Pocket Watch 1805467. International buyers must use Pay Pal only. We reserve the right to add any country to the list at any time. The item “Movado Museum Dial Leather Case Travel Alarm Luxury Pocket Watch 1805467″ is in sale since Wednesday, February 08, 2017. This item is in the category “Jewelry & Watches\Watches, Parts & Accessories\Pocket Watches\Other Pocket Watches”. The seller is “clearinghousesales” and is located in Lynchburg, Virginia. This item can be shipped worldwide.

• Brand: Movado
• MPN: 1805467
• Model: 1805467
• Country/Region of Manufacture: Switzerland
• Closure: Leather
• Features: Alarm
• Movement: Swiss Quartz
• Country Made: Switzerland
• Age: Modern (2000-present)
• Case Material: Stainless Steel
• Country of Manufacture: Switzerland
• MSRP:: $395.00
• Water Resistant: 5 ATM / 50 M / 165 Ft
• Crystal: Scratch resistant Sapphire
• Series: Pocket Watch

THIS IS A RARE ETERNA WW1 ERA GUN METAL CASED ALARM POCKET WATCH. IT DATES FROM AROUND 1914-18. IT WAS POSSIBLY MADE FOR THE GERMAN ARMED FORCES. IT IS SIGNED ON THE DIAL ETERNA 42203. IT IS SIGNED ON THE MOVEMENT WITH NUMBERS 1678178. IT IS IN VERY GOOD CONDITION, WITH JUST VERY MINOR AGE TO THE GUN METAL CASE. THE HANDS HAVE LOST ALL THEIR PAINT. THE ENAMEL DIAL HAS A COUPLE OF LIGHT HAIRLINES. THE GLASS IS QUITE CLEAN. THE WATCH WINDS SMOOTHLY AND RUNS WELL, KEEPING GOOD TIME. THE ALARM IS IN GOOD WORKING ORDER. IT IS A LARGE 54MM ACROSS ITS CASE. The item “A WW1 ERA GUN METAL CASED ALARM POCKET WATCH BY ETERNA c. 1914-18″ is in sale since Tuesday, July 11, 2017. This item is in the category “Jewellery & Watches\Watches, Parts & Accessories\Pocket Watches”. The seller is “watch-monkey” and is located in london, lodon. This item can be shipped to North, South, or Latin America, all countries in Europe, all countries in continental Asia, Australia.

• Year of Manufacture: 1910-1919
• Movement: Mechanical (Hand-winding)
• Country/Region of Manufacture: Switzerland
• Material: GUN METAL
• Brand: ETERNA
• Features: Alarm