Geneva Standard - 1270267 - 1900-1949





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The Geneva Standard mechanical pocket watch, reference 1270267, dates from around 1910–1920 and has a 50 mm metal case, a manually wound movement and an anchor escapement.
Description from the seller
Antique mechanical pocket watch, Remontoir Ancre de Précision, estimated to be from the early 20th century (1900–1920).
Representative piece of traditional European watchmaking, with manual-wind movement, anchor escapement and small seconds at 6 o'clock.
Features an elegant white dial with black Arabic numerals and a metal case decorated with geometric motifs.
The inner cover contains the inscription 《Remontoir Ancre de Précision》, characteristic of mechanical watchmaking of the era.
Object of historical and technical interest for collectors, restorers and enthusiasts of antique watchmaking.
Preserves natural signs of age and use. Manufacturer and exact date of manufacture not identified.
This pocket watch corresponds to a Swiss model from the early 20th century (around 1910–1920) equipped with a Geneva Standard movement (made by the Swiss Geneva Sport Watch Co.).
In old pocket watches of this style, there is not always a commercial brand printed on the dial; they are identified by the inscriptions on their movement and on the inner lid:
Offered as a piece for collection and study of watchmaking. It functions perfectly.
Antique mechanical pocket watch, Remontoir Ancre de Précision, estimated to be from the early 20th century (1900–1920).
Representative piece of traditional European watchmaking, with manual-wind movement, anchor escapement and small seconds at 6 o'clock.
Features an elegant white dial with black Arabic numerals and a metal case decorated with geometric motifs.
The inner cover contains the inscription 《Remontoir Ancre de Précision》, characteristic of mechanical watchmaking of the era.
Object of historical and technical interest for collectors, restorers and enthusiasts of antique watchmaking.
Preserves natural signs of age and use. Manufacturer and exact date of manufacture not identified.
This pocket watch corresponds to a Swiss model from the early 20th century (around 1910–1920) equipped with a Geneva Standard movement (made by the Swiss Geneva Sport Watch Co.).
In old pocket watches of this style, there is not always a commercial brand printed on the dial; they are identified by the inscriptions on their movement and on the inner lid:
Offered as a piece for collection and study of watchmaking. It functions perfectly.

