Nr 105120173

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MOERIS - Open-face 15-jewel sub-seconds presentation - 1950-1959
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MOERIS - Open-face 15-jewel sub-seconds presentation - 1950-1959

Introduction A Swiss-made Moeris open-face pocket watch with a clean silvered dial, bold Arabic numerals, blued-steel spade hands, and a subsidiary seconds register at the lower centre. The manual-winding movement, signed 'MOERIS / 15 JEWELS / SWISS MADE', sits behind a nickel case stamped 'SKS FINE NICKEL'. The caseback carries a deeply engraved Japanese dedication reading: 包象寅先生留年 / 東京中華学校 / 全体教職員謹贈 / 1950.7.20 — presented on 20 July 1950 to Teacher Bao Xiangyin on the occasion of his tenure, a gift from all the teaching staff of the Tokyo Chinese School. Historical / Era context Moeris was a Swiss ebauche manufacturer based in St-Imier, active from the late 19th century through the mid-20th century, supplying movements to a wide range of Swiss and export-market watchmakers. The 15-jewel grade housed here represents a solid mid-tier quality, appropriate for a presentation timepiece. The engraved dedication dates this watch precisely to 20 July 1950, when it was gifted by the entire teaching staff of the Tokyo Chinese School (東京中華学校) to Teacher Bao Xiangyin — a rare and touching piece of post-war Sino-Japanese educational history preserved on the caseback. Condition The watch is running at the time of listing. Case: The nickel case shows light surface scratches and minor handling marks consistent with its age, but retains a good overall polish with no major dents or deformation. The presentation engraving on the caseback is crisp and fully legible. The inside of the caseback is stamped 'SKS FINE NICKEL M20224' and carries a handwritten service notation in red ink. Dial: The silvered dial is legible with the Moeris signature and Arabic numerals all clearly readable. There is some light patina and minor age-related toning across the surface, consistent with a piece of this era. No chips or cracks are visible. Crystal: The crystal shows visible scratches; I note the crystal is marked — please examine the photos carefully. Movement: The movement is running well. The manual-winding action functions as expected. The movement plate is marked 'SWISS MADE / MOERIS / 15 JEWELS' and reference '17B' is visible on the plate. Accessories: No chain, box, or papers are included. Sold as shown. Please review all photographs carefully for the detailed condition. Specifications Brand: MOERIS Model: MOERIS Movement: Manual winding mechanical movement Jewels: 15 jewels Case material: Chromed Case diameter: approx. 43 mm Total length including crown: approx. 50.5 mm Total length including crown and ring: approx. 55.5 mm Dial color: Silver Period: 1950-1959 Weight: approx. 46 g Accessories: None (watch only) In working order: Yes Closing note This Moeris pocket watch is a genuinely rare social-history artefact — a precisely dated 1950 presentation piece from the staff of the Tokyo Chinese School, making it highly desirable to collectors of Swiss pocket watches, post-war Sino-Japanese cultural history, and inscription pieces alike. Please enlarge all photos to assess condition to your satisfaction before bidding. As with all vintage timepieces, please examine the provided photographs carefully to satisfy yourself with the condition before bidding. The watch is sold as a vintage collectible; long-term accuracy, water resistance and future maintenance are not guaranteed. The item is carefully packed and shipped from Japan with tracking. Import duties, taxes and customs charges are the buyer's responsibility.

Nr 105120173

Sprzedane
MOERIS - Open-face 15-jewel sub-seconds presentation - 1950-1959

MOERIS - Open-face 15-jewel sub-seconds presentation - 1950-1959

Introduction

A Swiss-made Moeris open-face pocket watch with a clean silvered dial, bold Arabic numerals, blued-steel spade hands, and a subsidiary seconds register at the lower centre. The manual-winding movement, signed 'MOERIS / 15 JEWELS / SWISS MADE', sits behind a nickel case stamped 'SKS FINE NICKEL'. The caseback carries a deeply engraved Japanese dedication reading: 包象寅先生留年 / 東京中華学校 / 全体教職員謹贈 / 1950.7.20 — presented on 20 July 1950 to Teacher Bao Xiangyin on the occasion of his tenure, a gift from all the teaching staff of the Tokyo Chinese School.

Historical / Era context

Moeris was a Swiss ebauche manufacturer based in St-Imier, active from the late 19th century through the mid-20th century, supplying movements to a wide range of Swiss and export-market watchmakers. The 15-jewel grade housed here represents a solid mid-tier quality, appropriate for a presentation timepiece. The engraved dedication dates this watch precisely to 20 July 1950, when it was gifted by the entire teaching staff of the Tokyo Chinese School (東京中華学校) to Teacher Bao Xiangyin — a rare and touching piece of post-war Sino-Japanese educational history preserved on the caseback.

Condition

The watch is running at the time of listing.

Case: The nickel case shows light surface scratches and minor handling marks consistent with its age, but retains a good overall polish with no major dents or deformation. The presentation engraving on the caseback is crisp and fully legible. The inside of the caseback is stamped 'SKS FINE NICKEL M20224' and carries a handwritten service notation in red ink.

Dial: The silvered dial is legible with the Moeris signature and Arabic numerals all clearly readable. There is some light patina and minor age-related toning across the surface, consistent with a piece of this era. No chips or cracks are visible.

Crystal: The crystal shows visible scratches; I note the crystal is marked — please examine the photos carefully.

Movement: The movement is running well. The manual-winding action functions as expected. The movement plate is marked 'SWISS MADE / MOERIS / 15 JEWELS' and reference '17B' is visible on the plate.

Accessories: No chain, box, or papers are included. Sold as shown.

Please review all photographs carefully for the detailed condition.

Specifications

Brand: MOERIS
Model: MOERIS
Movement: Manual winding mechanical movement
Jewels: 15 jewels
Case material: Chromed
Case diameter: approx. 43 mm
Total length including crown: approx. 50.5 mm
Total length including crown and ring: approx. 55.5 mm
Dial color: Silver
Period: 1950-1959
Weight: approx. 46 g
Accessories: None (watch only)
In working order: Yes

Closing note

This Moeris pocket watch is a genuinely rare social-history artefact — a precisely dated 1950 presentation piece from the staff of the Tokyo Chinese School, making it highly desirable to collectors of Swiss pocket watches, post-war Sino-Japanese cultural history, and inscription pieces alike. Please enlarge all photos to assess condition to your satisfaction before bidding.
As with all vintage timepieces, please examine the provided photographs carefully to satisfy yourself with the condition before bidding. The watch is sold as a vintage collectible; long-term accuracy, water resistance and future maintenance are not guaranteed.
The item is carefully packed and shipped from Japan with tracking.
Import duties, taxes and customs charges are the buyer's responsibility.

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