Antique English Verge Fusee Pocket Watch – Jas. Pinfold, London (No. 7260) ​An exceptional and substantial example of late 18th to early 19th-century English horology. This impressive Verge Fusee pocket watch features a highly decorated movement signed by the maker, housed in a robust silver pair-case or heavy consular-style case. ​Key Specifications & Dimensions ​Maker: Jas. (James) Pinfold, London (Engraved on the movement plate). ​Movement Number: 7260. ​Movement Type: Mechanical key-wound Verge Escapement with Fusee and chain. ​Total Diameter (Size): 71 mm (including case). ​Total Weight: 137 grams. ​Accessories: Included with a vintage winding/setting key. ​Detailed Description ​Movement ​As visible .the heart of this timepiece is a beautifully preserved, fire-gilded English verge movement. It features a stunningly pierced and hand-engraved balance cock adorned with an elegant floral/coquille motif. The plate proudly bears the classic script signature "Jas. Pinfold London No. 7260", alongside a silver regulation disc (Slow/Fast indicator) with a polished steel regulator hand. Blued steel screws provide a beautiful contrast to the rich gilding. ​Dial & Hands ​ the watch presents a clean white enamel dial with bold Roman numeral hour markers and an outer minute track. The dial features a single winding aperture located near the 3 o’clock position, correct for this movement architecture. It retains its ornate, historical brass/gold-toned beetle and poker hands, which add immense period character. Note a faint hairline crack/imperfection near the edge of the dial around the 4 to 5 o'clock position. ​Case & Hallmarks ​The heavy silver case features a distinct milled/coined decorative border along the bezel, providing a strong tactile feel and premium look .The interior of the case back. bears the case maker's mark "FAFR", a unique serial reference 6217, and historical watchmaker service scratch-marks testifying to its long life and maintenance history. ​Condition Report ​Dial: Overall very good condition for its age; subtle hairline/age wear near the bottom right edge, but completely stable and original. ​Movement: Visually excellent with crisp engraving and clean gilding. It appears intact with its chain present, though like all antique timepieces, a professional service is recommended for daily timekeeping accuracy. ​Case: Honest, unpolished condition with minor surface scratches and a beautiful natural patina matching its age. The hinges are intact, and the front bezel opens smoothly as shown Look carefully at the pictures give your owne valuation Shipping assured registered mail