Paris Exhibition 1867 / Prize Meda - Key puller - 1850-1900

Antique Silver Pocket Watch – "Paris Exhibition 1867 / Prize Medal" – Key Wind Cylinder Escapement – c. 1860s–1870s
​Description
​Overview
​A rare and historically interesting 19th-century silver pocket watch commemorating the Paris Exhibition of 1867. The dial is inscribed "Paris Exhibition 1867", while the inner dust cover features a raised medal portrait stamped with "PRIZE MEDAL". Driven by a key-wound movement, this timepiece represents a collector's item from the era of late 19th-century World's Fairs.
​Specifications & Features
​Dial Designation: PARIS EXHIBITION 1867
​Cuvette / Dust Cover: Gilded inner dome inscribed with PRIZE MEDAL and featuring a raised profile medal portrait of Napoleon III.
​Movement Type: Key-wound and key-set mechanical movement (Cylinder escapement).
​Movement Details:
​Gilded full-plate bridges with regulator scale marked F – S (Fast / Slow).
​Blued steel screws and jewel settings.
​Key-wind apertures on the inner cuvette for winding and hand-setting.
​Case Material: Silver case.
​Case Marks & Stamps:
​Distinctive shield/trefoil maker/hallmark stamps inside the back cover.
​Serial number / case markings: 59915.
​Dial: White enamel dial featuring bold black Roman numerals and a subsidiary seconds dial at 6 o'clock.
​Hands: Classic gold-tone steel hands.
​Case Back: Engine-turned engine-engraved pattern with a central blank shield cartouche.
​Condition Report
​Dial: Original white enamel dial displaying minor age-related hairline cracks consistent with its age.
Diameter:50mm
Weight:90g
In working order
​Movement: Visually clean and complete with bright gilding and intact regulator components.
​Case: Solid silver case showing light surface patina, hairline scratches, and normal age-appropriate wear.
​Accessories: Includes a pocket watch key as shown in photos.
​Shipping & Packaging
​Shipping: Fast, fully insured, and securely packaged via Express Courier with online tracking provided upon dispatch.