Sinai - 1900-1949

Pocket watch Sinai, very well preserved and showing only minimal signs of wear consistent with its age. It has seen little use and was last professionally serviced in 2024. A beautiful and well-maintained example, ready to be enjoyed by its next owner.

Case in Nickel type Art Nouveau.

The hinge is in perfect condition.

Roskopf Patent type movement, polished bridge surfaces, crown at 12 o'clock. Winding: Manual (Crown). Hands Setting: Crown with pin/pusher.

White enamel dial, bold Arabic numerals, Louis XIV hands, seconds at 6 o'clock.
Dial enamel with restoration to minor enamel loss at 3 and 9 o'clock.
Dial configuration military. This configuration corresponds to the classic design of a military or 24-hour watch dial (also known as a military scale or GMT dial). The layout is divided into two concentric rings to facilitate reading the time in both standard and military formats: Outer Scale (01 to 12 in black): Represents the hours of the first half of the day (AM) or the conventional 12-hour display; these numerals are typically larger or positioned on the outermost part of the dial. Inner Scale (13 to 24 in red): Represents the afternoon and evening hours (PM) using the military 24-hour format; the use of red creates a strong contrast with the black scale, preventing confusion when reading the time at a glance.