​Antique Swiss Key-Wind Pocket Watch - Cylindre 4 Rubis - Genève ​Description ​A charming and well-preserved example of a mid-to-late 19th-century Swiss pocket watch. This timepiece features a "Cylindre" (Cylinder) escapement and was produced in the world-renowned watchmaking hub of Genève (Geneva). The watch is a classic "key-wind and key-set" model, accompanied by a decorative brass winding key. ​Technical Specifications ​Movement Type: Mechanical manual wind, Cylinder escapement. ​Jewels: 4 Rubis (4 Jewels). ​Winding: Key-wind and key-set via the inner dust cover (cuvette). ​Origin: Genève, Switzerland. ​Serial Number: 10251 (stamped on the inside of the case back). ​Case Material: Appears to be silver (likely .800 or .935) with a "Galonné" rose gold-plated rim (vermeil style). Note: The "UAV" or "A.V" hallmark inside an oval indicates the case maker. ​Aesthetic Details ​Dial: White enamel dial with classic black Roman numeral hour markers and an outer minute track. ​Hands: Elaborate, blued-steel "Louis XV" or "Pear" style ornate hands. ​Case Back: Beautifully decorated with Guilloché (engine-turned) engraving and a central vacant shield cartouche, ready for a personalized monogram. ​Cuvette (Inner Lid): Elegantly engraved with "Cylindre 4 Rubis / Bautte(?) Genève" in cursive script. ​Movement Aesthetics: The frosted gilt movement plates remain bright, featuring fire-gilded bridges and polished steel screws. ​Condition Report ​Dial: good condition for its age; no visible "hairline" cracks or chips (rare for enamel). ​Case: Gentle age-related wear. The engine turning on the back remains crisp. Some light tarnishing/patina consistent with silver. ​Movement: The movement appears clean and complete. In working condition no service history ​Crystal: Clear with minimal surface scratching. ​Inclusions ​Includes a vintage-style brass winding key.