Pocket Watch Case

1916 Superior Essex Gold Filled Pocket Watch Case Art Nouveau Design. Bromberg watch does not run. Case is exquisite measures 1 1/2 in diameter.

This is a Swiss made and Swiss hunter cased. Benson of Ludgate Hill London UK. The watch features a stem winding mechanism and a lever set on a “sidewinder” mounting. It is a size 16 and contains 15 jewels. The Swiss made watchcase is crafted from. 935 silver and is hallmarked appropriately. The watch is running nicely and keeps good time. The stem is somewhat loose, but setting and winding still function well. The watch face is flawless, with no chips, cracks or repairs. The Roman numeral Indices have all of their original color. The rear dust cover is deeply engraved with “ERP”. The movement and case have matching numbers. We are Gannon’s Antiques, a 20000 square foot luxury antique retailer in Southwest Florida.

Antique ULYSSE NARDIN Sterling Silver (0.900) Hunter Case Pocket Watch with Porcelain Dial. Movement : Manual (hand-winding) stem. Nardin, Locle & Geneve. Black Arabic hour numerals. Subsidiary dial for seconds at 6 o’clock. Sterling silver (0.900), with engine turned ornamentation on front and back. Crown and pendant bow at 3 o’clock. Acrylic crystal protecting the watch dial. Hinged dustproof cover signed, and showing several medals from European Grand Prix. All covers signed, and showing engraved serial numeral: 343812, and sterling silver hallmarks. Dimension : 50 millimeters diameter. Condition : Very good overall and working. Engine turned ornamentation has been well preserved through the years, but please check some scratches and dents on case (mainly on back). Covers and hinges are working properly. Dial is very good, showing just a couple of very slight hairlines at 4 o’clock. Movement is running strong (please check the larger photographs and video for details). Images and description from the original piece. All our items are photographed and described from the actual pieces, so please check carefully photos and description to avoid any future inconvenients. Questions: We are usually offline during weekends.