montre de poche - 1850-1900





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Non-signed Swiss pocket watch dating to 1850–1900, with a silver-plated case in 0.800 silver, guilloché decorations, 50 mm case diameter and 47 mm lug width, a 93 g weight, a manual-wind movement with 15 jewels and lever escapement, currently running but needing adjustment for improved accuracy, sold with its chain and an antique key.
Description from the seller
Beautiful antique pocket watch, probably Swiss, dating from the late 19th or early 20th century.
Silver case, with a visible Swiss hallmark, likely corresponding to 0.800 silver. Guilloché-decorated case with a hinge and inner covers.
White enamel dial with black Roman numerals and red minute markers. Louis XV-style hands.
Mechanical hand-wound movement, with a lever escapement and 15 jewels, with the inscription “QUINZE RUBIS” on the inner cuvette.
The watch has been tested and ran for more than 24 hours. It is currently functioning, but a regulation is needed to improve and stabilize timekeeping accuracy. No recent servicing is known.
The case shows signs of wear, patina, and a few marks related to its age. The dial also shows some vintage marks and imperfections visible in the photographs.
The watch is sold with its pocket-chain as well as an antique key.
This is an unsigned antique watch: no clearly identifiable maker’s mark is visible on the dial or movement.
The photographs are an integral part of the description and show the actual condition of the item.
Beautiful antique pocket watch, probably Swiss, dating from the late 19th or early 20th century.
Silver case, with a visible Swiss hallmark, likely corresponding to 0.800 silver. Guilloché-decorated case with a hinge and inner covers.
White enamel dial with black Roman numerals and red minute markers. Louis XV-style hands.
Mechanical hand-wound movement, with a lever escapement and 15 jewels, with the inscription “QUINZE RUBIS” on the inner cuvette.
The watch has been tested and ran for more than 24 hours. It is currently functioning, but a regulation is needed to improve and stabilize timekeeping accuracy. No recent servicing is known.
The case shows signs of wear, patina, and a few marks related to its age. The dial also shows some vintage marks and imperfections visible in the photographs.
The watch is sold with its pocket-chain as well as an antique key.
This is an unsigned antique watch: no clearly identifiable maker’s mark is visible on the dial or movement.
The photographs are an integral part of the description and show the actual condition of the item.

