Product Description
Dating to the circa 1890s, this open face pocket watch is crafted in Swiss .935 silver and bears the desirable three bear hallmark, indicating high-grade Swiss silver quality. The clean enamel dial is detailed with classic Roman numerals and elegant blued steel hands, complemented by its original key for winding and setting.
The watch features a traditional key wind and set mechanism, reflecting the refined engineering of the late Victorian period before stem-wound watches became the norm. Its understated silver case and balanced proportions give the piece a quiet sophistication, equally suited to collectors of antique timepieces or those drawn to historical gentlemen’s accessories.
Measures approximately 4cm in diameter.
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If this piece could talk, it may once have rested within the waistcoat pocket of a Victorian gentleman, accompanying him through railway journeys, business meetings, and candlelit evenings more than a century ago.
The gentle ritual of winding the movement each day served as a quiet reminder of the passage of time.
Today, this Antique Swiss 935 Silver Pocket Watch remains a tangible connection to another era — one where craftsmanship, routine and personal possessions carried enduring significance.