Pocket Watch Case

Comes from a smoke-free and pet friendly home. 35mm Petite Open Faced Pocket Watch. In Original 800 SILVER Case. Serial Number on Case 52636. Analog Mechanical Wind-up Movement. Personalized “DAISY FROM MOTHER”. Monogrammed EDR on rear case. Exquisite Antique 800 Silver Open-Faced Pocket Watch – Circa 1885. This antique open-faced pocket watch is a remarkable relic. A testament to the era’s exquisite craftsmanship. The watch features a classic. Offering a glimpse into the timeless elegance of the past. Dial is slightly off-centered to the left. Adding a unique charm to this piece. Hairline crack runs down its center. Bearing the marks of history. Crystal: The watch’s face is protected by a crystal with visible chips and scratches , narrating a story of its journey through time. Personalization: A second lip, perhaps a cuvette, is beautifully engraved with “CYLINDRE 9 RUBIS, Daisy from Mother, Interlaken 1885 , ” indicating a personal gift and a connection to the picturesque town of Interlaken. Case Back : The inside of the back case is marked with the initials “SBL, ” “800 m, ” and the numbers “52636″ and “7, ” while the exterior is monogrammed with “EDR” amidst elegant scrollwork. Condition: This watch is in pre-owned antique condition and shows signs of wear. Consistent with its age, including. Scuffing, scratching, dirt, dings, grime, bent, worn, and tarnished metal. Interlaken, known for its breathtaking Alpine scenery, was a burgeoning tourist destination in the late 19th century. The town’s reputation as an international resort began around 1800, and by 1885, it was a place where the beauty of nature met the pinnacle of Swiss hospitality. This watch may have been a cherished souvenir from a memorable visit to Interlaken, a town nestled between Lake Thun and Lake Brienz, celebrated for its majestic mountains and vibrant cultural life. A Collector’s Dream. This pocket watch is not merely a timepiece; it is a fragment of horological history. It awaits a discerning collector who values the patina of age and the stories embedded within. Whether you’re a seasoned collector or a newcomer to the world of antique timepieces, this watch offers a rare opportunity to own a piece of 1885 Interlaken’s legacy. The intricate mechanical components visible upon removing the back case showcase the precision engineering of traditional watchmaking. Monogrammed Elegance: The rear case features the initials “EDR, ” inscribed within an ornate crest design, adding a layer of mystery and allure. Silver Purity and Hallmarks: The rear case back is stamped with “800″ confirming its composition as 800 silver. If you like watches, check out my other listings! (Absolutely NO post office boxes). Please note that we make every effort to describe the sizes of the items we are offering for sale. It is very common for the same person to wear different sizes from different designers and sometimes different sizes from the same designer. If we believe that the marked size differs from the measured size, it is explained in the listing. For example, we may say that something is slim fitting, full cut, or was taken in or let out from its original size. Please be sure to review the measurements provided in the listing, and bear in mind that measurements can vary slightly, depending on how the fabric is held. We make no guarantees that the item you are purchasing will fit you properly. The way we describe the condition that our items are in is based solely on our opinion of the item. Also, the actual color and/or contrast of any item may appear different in person, depending upon your computer screen’s color and brightness setting.

This antique American Waltham Watch Co. Pocket watch is a stunning piece of history dating back to the 1880s. The watch features a silver case with a polished finish and a snap caseback. The dial is white with Roman numerals, and the watch has 17 jewels and a railroad grade style. This pocket watch is in running condition at the time of listing (with a few stops now and again), though it has been neither serviced nor cleaned, so continued working condition not guaranteed. It is a manual mechanical movement with a multi-dial and seconds hand feature. The watch is handmade with an open face design and is a must-have for any antique watch lover. Watch has some wear due to age and use. Porcelain dial has a hairline crack (hard to see). Marked’FAHYS COIN NO. See pictures for full description.

Ernest Borel Pocket Watch- Figural Back Case Of Victorian Man Talking To Lady.