Clock - Silverplated - 1900-1910

Collection of 16 vintage pocket watches, varying in style, era and complications. It is a subset of mechanical watchmaking. Variety of Brands and Styles: Omega, Zenith and other brands. They have the typical white enamel dial with Roman or Arabic numbers clearly legible, characteristic of the late 19th and early 20th century. There is also a high-precision chronograph. Some show signs of time, such as small cracks ("feline") on the enamel, which often add character to the piece. Regarding whether they are functional, a closer look is needed: some, when moved, the movement runs, and others do not. Watch complete with chain and winding key, an important detail because it indicates an older model (those with crown winding became the standard only later). Some watches lack hands or glass, suggesting that they could be pieces for restoration or parts of a collection accumulated over time for their historical and mechanical value.