A single-cover pocket watch made of base metal in the late 19th century, likely for the British or American market (marked on the Longines movement with the letters "S" and "F" for the English words "slow" and "fast", which are usually indicated in French). The black enamel dial features Roman numerals.

In excellent condition with minimal signs of use.

Functional, with manual winding.

Due to the age of the watch, we cannot guarantee its accuracy or long-term functionality.

This double-cover pocket watch, manufactured around 1900, features a case made entirely of silver.

The exterior of the watch is richly decorated with engraving and guilloché work. The inner case is stamped with Swiss hallmarks, as well as a serial number and fineness mark, and the bow (bail) bears the Austro-Hungarian hallmark used since 1902 for goods from abroad.

Visible signs of use; there are a few small dents on the sides. The dial has one very fine "hair" crack.

Functional, with manual winding.

Due to the age of the watch, we cannot guarantee its accuracy or long-term functionality.

A pocket watch manufactured by the American Hamilton Watch Company around 1898 from 925/1000 sterling silver. Movement serial number: 37298. Number on the inside of the watch case: 5289647. The dial features Roman numerals, and the second hand is positioned separately. The watch is in working order and in excellent condition with minimal signs of use. Mechanical winding via the crown. The time is set by unscrewing the dial cover and using the slide mechanism on the side.

The fineness of the silver is confirmed by a certificate from Czech Assay Office. The bow (bail) is made of base metal.

Due to the age of the watch, we cannot guarantee its accuracy or long-term functionality.

This double-caover pocket watch features an outer case made of silver, while the inner dust cover is made of base metal. The dial features both Roman and Arabic numerals, and the second hand is positioned separately. The back cover of the watch is decorated with engraving.

No markings. The metal’s fineness is confirmed by a certificate from Czech Assay Office.

Functional, with mechanical winding using the included key. The watch shows signs of use, and the dial has a few thin "hairl" cracks.

Due to the watch’s age, we cannot guarantee its accuracy or long-term functionality.

The triple-cover pocket watch has an outer case made of 14k rose and yellow gold, while the inner dust cover is made of base metal. The dial features Arabic numerals, the inscription "CHRONOMÈTRE" and the manufacturer's mark "CORGEMONT WATCH". The case of the watch is decorated with guilloché engraving, and the circumference has a relief decoration with a floral motif. The watch comes from Switzerland and dates from the 1920s-1930s.

It was marked with Swiss hallmarks in the city of La Chaux-de-Fonds, which is famous for its watchmaking industry. It also bears the Czechoslovakian "lyre" hallmark used since 1929 for goods from abroad.

Functional, with mechanical winding via the crown. In excellent condition.

Due to the age of the watch, we cannot guarantee its accuracy and long-term functionality.

This double-cover pocket watch, manufactured around 1900, has all its covers made of silver.

The exterior of the watch is richly decorated with engraving and the galonné technique - partial gilding - its edge with a floral motif is gilded with rose gold. This technique was used mainly in Switzerland at the end of the 19th and beginning of the 20th centuries to achieve a multicolored appearance of pocket watches. The watch we offer is marked with the inscription "GALONNE" on the inner case, the serial number and fineness number, and on the outside with the Swiss and Austro-Hungarian import hallmark.

There are visible signs of use, with several small dents on the sides. However, the dial, painted with colored enamels, is preserved in excellent condition.

Functional, with manual winding.

Due to the age of the watches, we cannot guarantee their accuracy and long-term functionality.

This triple-cover pocket watch, manufactured around 1900, has all covers made of silver (fineness Ag 900/1000). The bow (bail) is made of 14kcarat yellow gold. The exterior of the watch is richly decorated using the tula technique. The inner dust cover bears the serial number "101946" and the inscription "J. Matile Genève" referring to its manufacturer.

The watch is in excellent condition. Functional, with manual winding.

Includes a certificate from Czech Assay Office confirming the fineness of the metals.

Tula (niello) is an inlay technique in which etched or engraved grooves in metal are filled with a contrasting black substance (a mixture of metals and sulfur melted with the addition of borax and then processed using ammonium chloride to form a paste).

Due to the age of the watch, we cannot guarantee its accuracy and long-term functionality.

This triple-cover pocket watch has an outer case made of 14k yellow gold and an inner dust cover made of base metal. The dial with Arabic numerals and the Prima Watch Co. manufacturer's mark is covered by a cover engraved with the date 3.12.1929 on the inside. The outside is decorated with guilloché and the monogram "FR." The watch comes from Switzerland and dates back to the 1920s.

It is functional, with a mechanical winding mechanism via the crown. It is in very good condition, with only two dents on the outer case.

Due to the age of the watch, we cannot guarantee its accuracy and long-term functionality.

The box in the photos is for decorative purposes only and is not included in the offer.

This pocket watch, made in Switzerland at the beginning of the 20th century, has a case made entirely of silver, including the inner dust cover. It is decorated with guilloché engraving. The dial has Arabic numerals and a separate second hand. The watch is marked with Swiss and Austro-Hungarian hallmarks.

Functional, with mechanical winding via the crown. In very good condition.

Due to the age of the watch, we cannot guarantee its accuracy and long-term functionality.

Pocket watch made in France in the early 20th century with a silver case, including the inner dust cover. Decorated with engraving. The enamel dial has Roman numerals and a separate second hand. The watch is marked in several places with the French hallmark "crab" for silver goods with a fineness of Ag 800/1000.

Functional, with mechanical winding via the crown. In very good condition.

Due to the age of the watch, we cannot guarantee its accuracy and long-term functionality.

The material and its fineness are certified by the Czech Assay Office.