J. W. Benson Ltd. antico Orologio da tasca argento con catena peso tot. 133 gr. (Funzionante) - 79942 - 1850-1900





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J. W. Benson Ltd. antique pocket watch, reference 79942, dates from 1850–1900 and has a manual-winding movement, a 925 silver case measuring 53 mm and a total weight of 133 g.
Description from the seller
Beautiful antique pocket watch in 925 sterling silver, J. W. Benson Ltd, 19th century, key-wound, WORKING.
The watch is in excellent cosmetic condition, with a clean movement and dust cover, and minimal signs of age on the case and dial.
The case is made of 925 sterling silver and the movement is metal. The watch weighs 133 g in total (including the metal parts).
Case diameter: 53 mm.
Movement reference number: 79942.
As shown in the photos.
The item you will receive is exactly the one pictured. If you have any doubts or questions about any details, please feel free to ask; we are happy to help. Condition descriptions are always our opinion (unless supported by certified appraisals), and the photos, taken to the best of our ability, should always be considered authoritative.
Seller's Story
Beautiful antique pocket watch in 925 sterling silver, J. W. Benson Ltd, 19th century, key-wound, WORKING.
The watch is in excellent cosmetic condition, with a clean movement and dust cover, and minimal signs of age on the case and dial.
The case is made of 925 sterling silver and the movement is metal. The watch weighs 133 g in total (including the metal parts).
Case diameter: 53 mm.
Movement reference number: 79942.
As shown in the photos.
The item you will receive is exactly the one pictured. If you have any doubts or questions about any details, please feel free to ask; we are happy to help. Condition descriptions are always our opinion (unless supported by certified appraisals), and the photos, taken to the best of our ability, should always be considered authoritative.

