Pocket Watch Case

Hello, this listing is for an awesome and Rare. 829 Pair Case Sterling Chain Drive Fusee Verge Pocket Watch by Bullingford, London #3454. There is a similar one in the Museums Victoria Collections. This is offered for restoration – Item currently not running-Chain intact and fully wound around the Fusee. Balance appears to be okay- needs restoration – cleaning servicing etc. This Men’s watch measures approx. 56.5mm across the outer case. This is the way I received it outer case and all. Outer case is a bit loose on the inner case but looks and works fine. Outer case is unmarked and has dents and dings. Inner case has some dings but much better. Very high original Bulls Eye crystal in nice condition with some scratches as shown. Case hallmarked Birmingham 1829-see pictures. Round turned columns on the movement. Great find for the restored! Dial is very nice – original Gold color or possibly low karat Gold hands. Antique watch winding key included but not pictured. Total weight is approx. Really a great find. PLEASE BE SURE TO SEE ALL PICTURES AS THEY ARE CONSIDERED TO BE PART OF THE DESCRIPTION! That would for instance be we state something is 14K gold and is not, we state that something is 12″ long and it is only 8″ etc. Please be advised that some (a small percentage) of our items may be subject to presale in our store.

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