Pocket Watch Case

Pair Case Fusee Silver pocket watch late. Unsigned key wind movement. Other case measures 57mm across. Inner case 51mm across. Porcelain dial, glass bow crystal. Watch comes with modern winding key. Condition; Watch is running strong, very good movement. Porcelain dial with hearline. Very good both cases no dings or noticeable scratches. Opens and closes fine.

Pair Case Fusee Silver pocket watch mid1800s. Is in very good condition and running strong. Outer case measures 56mm across. Inner case 50mm across. Watch comes with modern winding key. Condition Watch is running strong, Unsigned very good movement. Good cases and locks with some scratches on other case. Porcelain dial with small chips and hairlines.

1799 J Henderson, Dunfermline, Scotland Pair Cased Sterling Silver Pocket Watch. Both the inner & outer Sterling Silver cases have a London hallmark with date letter D for 1799. The movement was made & signed by Jn Henderson. The dial isn’t signed and appears to be original, its also in nice condition, just needs a light clean. Unsure if the glass is original though. Currently not working, the balance appears to be broken. The outer case is 54mm in diameter, the inner 47mm. This is the buyers / importers responsibility. We are constantly adding to our ever increasing range and have a large assortment of American Railroad Grade Pocket Watches. American Railroad Pocket watches were amongst the highest grade watches made, having been made for the railways makes them a great choice to use every day, mainly for their durability over time. Their lower production quantities and of course their high grade movements make them also a great gift or investment. A typical railroad’s requirements for a pocket watch in the early 20th century might include. Only American-made watches may be used (depending on availability of spare parts). Only open-faced dials, with the stem at 12 o’clock. Minimum of 17 functional jewels in the movement. Size 16 or 18 only. Maximum variation of 30 seconds (approximately 4 seconds daily) per weekly check. Watch adjusted to at least five positions: Face up and face down (the positions a watch might commonly take when laid on a flat surface); then crown up, crown pointing left, and crown pointing right (the positions a watch might commonly take in a pocket). Occasionally a sixth position, crown pointing down, would be included. Adjusted for severe temperature variance and isochronism (variance in spring tension). Indication of time with bold legible Arabic numerals, outer minute division, second dial, heavy hands. Lever used to set the time (no risk of inadvertently setting the watch to an erroneous time, when winding the watch with the stem). Anti-magnetic protection (after the advent of diesel-electric locomotives). The minimum requirements were raised several times as watch-making technology progressed, and the watch companies produced newer, even more reliable models. By WW2, many railroads required watches that were of a much higher grade (as many as 23 jewels, for example) than those made to comply with the original 1891 standard. _gsrx_vers_1634 GS 9.6 (1634).

ANTIQUE FENTON No 4056 VERGE FUSEE POCKET WATCH SILVER PAIR CASE CHESTERFIELD. D OES NOT WORK. SEE PHOTOS FOR MEASUREMENTS & WEIGHT. DETAILS: – PRE-OWNED – DOES NOT WORK – FOR ITS AGE OF OVER 100 YEARS OLD HAS BEEN KEPT IN NICER CONDITION BUT WILL STILL SHOW SOME ISSUES TYPICAL OF AN 100 YEAR OLD ITEM- INCLUDING SOME SCRATCHES, SCUFFS, TARNISH, DIMPLES & DINGS, DISCOLORATION AND GENERAL WEAR FROM AGE, STORAGE & USE. DOES SHOW HAIRLINE FRACTURES, SCUFFS, SCRATCHES, DISCOLORATION & WEAR. WATCH DOES NOT WORK. We have done our best to describe the item(s) to the best of our knowledge. These items are second hand and we are not aware of their previous “life”, we can only answer about the item for the time it has been in our possession and only about cosmetic issues. Our auctions include several super-sized images & describe each item the best of our knowledge/abilities. CLARIFICATION OF TERMS/ FAQ. All items are authentic, vintage & USED as shown & stated. All sizes & weights are approximate- to as close as we can get with a measuring tape & our gram scale. Watches: As Found condition. Wind & Runs means that we have wound the crown and that the gear starts moving- it runs for a few second after winding. We do not know how long watch will run after winding, it may not keep time accurately, and it may not work in all positions. Working condition unknown – We only state cosmetic issues that we can see on outer case. We do over 500 sales a month, it is too much to keep up with so we have an automated system that leaves feedback for our buyers once they have left feedback for us. Please allow up to 24hrs for replies to emails. More than just a pretty picture. Try Vendio Image Hosting. Make your listings stand out with FREE Vendio custom templates! FREE scheduling, supersized images and templates. Get Vendio Sales Manager. Over 100,000,000 served. Get FREE counters from Vendio today!

Fresh out of an estate watch collection. As-found antique condition for repair. Watch does not run. Outer case shows repair with steel reinforcing plate inside case and slightly deformed exterior. Porcelain dial shows cracks and evidence of repair.

Marnoch, Kintore, Scotland Pair Cased Sterling Silver Mens Pocket Watch. RARE maker, Robert Marnoch, Kintore, Scotland!! Currently not working, fully wound, can. The inner English Sterling Silver case is hallmarked Birmingham with date letter b for 1876 & is 45mm in diameter. Have left the outer pair case untouched / didn. T check hallmarks as the papers inside are very fragile. Local Brisbane pick-up welcomed. This is the buyers / importers responsibility. We are constantly adding to our ever increasing range and have a large assortment of American Railroad Grade Pocket Watches. American Railroad Pocket watches were amongst the highest grade watches made, having been made for the railways makes them a great choice to use every day, mainly for their durability over time. Their lower production quantities and of course their high grade movements make them also a great gift or investment. A typical railroad’s requirements for a pocket watch in the early 20th century might include. Only American-made watches may be used (depending on availability of spare parts). Only open-faced dials, with the stem at 12 o’clock. Minimum of 17 functional jewels in the movement. Size 16 or 18 only. Maximum variation of 30 seconds (approximately 4 seconds daily) per weekly check. Watch adjusted to at least five positions: Face up and face down (the positions a watch might commonly take when laid on a flat surface); then crown up, crown pointing left, and crown pointing right (the positions a watch might commonly take in a pocket). Occasionally a sixth position, crown pointing down, would be included. Adjusted for severe temperature variance and isochronism (variance in spring tension). Indication of time with bold legible Arabic numerals, outer minute division, second dial, heavy hands. Lever used to set the time (no risk of inadvertently setting the watch to an erroneous time, when winding the watch with the stem). Anti-magnetic protection (after the advent of diesel-electric locomotives). The minimum requirements were raised several times as watch-making technology progressed, and the watch companies produced newer, even more reliable models. By WW2, many railroads required watches that were of a much higher grade (as many as 23 jewels, for example) than those made to comply with the original 1891 standard. _gsrx_vers_1536 GS 9.4 (1536).

This is a wonderful example of a larger silver pair case. Higher end early verge fusee watches were often in a pair case. Pair case refers to when a pocket watch is placed within another case (nesting), therefore two cases. Each nesting perfectly within each other and keeping the inner watch safe from damage. Verge Fusee movements were used in antique spring-powered mechanical watches and clocks. A fusee is a cone-shaped pulley with a helical groove around it, wound with a cord or chain which is attached to the mainspring barrel. Fusees were used from the 15th century to the early 20th century to improve timekeeping by equalizing the uneven pull of the mainspring as it ran down. The mainspring is coiled around a stationary axle (arbor), inside a cylindrical box, the barrel. The force of the spring turns the barrel. Size: Outside Case Diameter is 58mm. Style: Open Face Pair Case. Conditions: C 3 (The case is in Very Good condition). Conditions: D 3-59 (The dial is in Very Good condition – restorations). Escapement: Verge Fusee Escapement. Layout: Full Plate Layout. Conditions: M 3 (The movement is in Very Good condition). We consider any reasonable Best Offers – Please submit your best offers! Ashland presents the world’s best vintage and pre-owned watches and jewelry online. We offer leading brands such as Vacheron Constantin, Rolex, Patek Phillipe, Breitling and many more. We are delighted to present ongoing sales of luxury watches of all brands and price points, shop master watchmakers such as Patek Philippe, Vacheron Constantin, Rolex, Cartier and Audemars Piguet. Contact: Rick Gilbert Hours: 9 – 5 EST, Monday – Thursday Address: Ashland Investments 640 South Washington Blvd, Suite 185 Sarasota, FL 34236. Unless you request them not to be. We do not mark merchandise values below value or mark items as “gifts” – US and International government regulations prohibit such behavior.

FUSEE PAIR CASE SILVER POCKET WATCH. Is in very good condition and running strong. Silver cases measures 58mm and 49mm, across. Both cases is in very good condition. Out of case with few unnoticeable small dings inner case is in very good condition. Both cases opens and closes fine. Porcelain dial with hearline and one chip on the edge. Fusee movement sign Edm Pace London #20783.

1810 Fusee Pocket Watch, Pair Case, Chain Not Included.

Sterling Silver English Pair Pare Case Fusee Pocket Watch. Working and serviced pair case English sterling pocket Watch. Mutche is the maker. See photos and ask any questions.