Antique clean English Pocket Watch – Fusee Movement – Solid Silver Case – c. 1830–1840 – No. 1775 A beautifully preserved early-19th-century English gentleman’s pocket watch featuring a traditional fusee chain-driven movement and an ornately engraved gilt brass mechanism. This piece is numbered No. 1775 on both the movement and inside the case, confirming all components belong together. Movement Traditional English fusee movement, early 19th century Finely engraved balance cock with floral motif Large bimetallic balance wheel with original blue-steel screws Steel regulator index, marked Fast / Slow Clean plates with original gilding intact Appears complete and winds; running condition may vary (sold as-is for a collector or restorer) Case Solid silver English case with clear hallmarks Hallmarks include: Lion Passant – sterling silver Anchor – Birmingham assay office Date letter (t) – mid-19th century Maker’s mark CH Serial number 1775 stamped inside Smooth back with decorative engraving in the center Hinges and covers close properly Dial Classic white enamel dial with Roman numerals Subsidiary seconds at 6 o’clock Original spade & whip hands (hour hand shows patina) Hairline cracks and small marks consistent with age Dimensions Diameter: approx. 53mm (excluding crown) Weight: 119g Condition Antique collector’s condition Movement visually complete; currently unverified for accuracy Case shows typical wear and small scratches A wonderful, untouched early fusee watch for collectors of English horology Notes A fine example of early-19th-century English craftsmanship with matching case and movement numbers, a solid silver case, and a beautifully decorated fusee mechanism. Ideal for restoration, display, or as an addition to a serious pocket watch collection.