Manhora - Watch maker tools - Clock rivet jig






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MANHORA potence à river d’horloge set in its original green reptile‑pattern box, from France, ca. 1940–1950, comprising a metal rivetting stand and numerous punches, spacers and accessories for horologist work, in good used condition with wear from age.
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MANHORA watchmaker's riveting post – Important box of punches and blocks
An old set of professional watchmaking tools from the MANHORA brand, presented in its original green reptile-skin imitation cover.
The set includes a metal riveting post, numerous punches of various shapes and sizes, as well as a series of blocks and accessories. This precision tool is intended for assembly, riveting, and repair work on watch movements.
The case shows a beautiful original organization, with the different tools arranged on either side of the post. A set particularly interesting for a watchmaker, a restorer of antique watches, or a collector of professional tools.
Condition: antique condition with signs of use, patina and wear marks. The case shows scuffing, some coating loss, and marks inside the lid. The tools are sold as seen in the photographs. The exact completeness and functioning under professional conditions are not guaranteed.
A fine workshop piece, representative of traditional watchmaking tools.
MANHORA watchmaker's riveting post – Important box of punches and blocks
An old set of professional watchmaking tools from the MANHORA brand, presented in its original green reptile-skin imitation cover.
The set includes a metal riveting post, numerous punches of various shapes and sizes, as well as a series of blocks and accessories. This precision tool is intended for assembly, riveting, and repair work on watch movements.
The case shows a beautiful original organization, with the different tools arranged on either side of the post. A set particularly interesting for a watchmaker, a restorer of antique watches, or a collector of professional tools.
Condition: antique condition with signs of use, patina and wear marks. The case shows scuffing, some coating loss, and marks inside the lid. The tools are sold as seen in the photographs. The exact completeness and functioning under professional conditions are not guaranteed.
A fine workshop piece, representative of traditional watchmaking tools.
