Antique Sterling Silver Pocket Watch. Imported in 1910. Working & Keeping Time

  

This is a lovely 48mm diameter Sterling Silver Key-Wind pocket watch. It is in excellent condition. It is also fully working and keeping very good time, to within a minute or two a day. As can be seen from the photographs, the watch is in remarkably good condition, with hardly any visible signs of use and wear. The crystal surface is clear and has no visible marks, chips or scratches.

Beneath is the white enamelled face with large Roman Numerals, a sub-seconds dial and whip and spear blued hands. The face has no hairlines or noticeable damage. As can also be seen from the photos, the Silver case and case-back are in excellent condition with no visible damage or pocket-wear. The inside of the case-back is Hallmarked. The London Assay marks consist of the London Import Mark, 925 for Sterling Silver and the Date Letter (P) for 1910. The front bezel and case back snap firmly shut as they should. The watch is ticking away happily and keeping very good time. It runs in all positions for the full length of the wind. That said, the watch is well over 100 years old and long-term reliability cannot be guaranteed. It may also benefit fron a service. In all, it is a very good looking example of an early 20th C Pocket Watch in fully working condition. The watch comes with a well-fitting key. The watch will be posted by a Tracked and Signed-For Service.