Orologio argento oro fine 1800 - 1850-1900





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Silver and gold-decorated pocket watch from the late 19th century (1850–1900) with a manual-wind movement, 43 mm case diameter and a weight of 56.7 g.
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This refined pocket watch from the late 19th century represents a remarkable example of micromechanics and period jewelry decoration. The case, with a diameter of 43 mm and a total weight of 56.7 grams, stands out for highly exquisite artistry that combines silver with elegant applied details in yellow gold and rose gold, creating a three-dimensional chromatic play with finely engraved floral and plant motifs. The white enamel dial features double numbering: the classic black Roman numerals for the twelve hours and an inner blue scale for the 24 hours, completed by a sub-dial for the small seconds at six o’clock and pierced hands in Louis XV style. Inside the case, the original hallmarks are visible, including the factory mark in a diamond shape and the serial number 214050, attesting to its authenticity. Although a functioning piece, the movement requires a conservative overhaul to ensure its accuracy over time, making it a collectible object of great historical and material appeal.
This refined pocket watch from the late 19th century represents a remarkable example of micromechanics and period jewelry decoration. The case, with a diameter of 43 mm and a total weight of 56.7 grams, stands out for highly exquisite artistry that combines silver with elegant applied details in yellow gold and rose gold, creating a three-dimensional chromatic play with finely engraved floral and plant motifs. The white enamel dial features double numbering: the classic black Roman numerals for the twelve hours and an inner blue scale for the 24 hours, completed by a sub-dial for the small seconds at six o’clock and pierced hands in Louis XV style. Inside the case, the original hallmarks are visible, including the factory mark in a diamond shape and the serial number 214050, attesting to its authenticity. Although a functioning piece, the movement requires a conservative overhaul to ensure its accuracy over time, making it a collectible object of great historical and material appeal.

