Elegant-Looking Chronometre Pocket Watch from the Art Deco Period

Pocket watches are a classic and elegant timepiece that has been a symbol of sophistication and style for centuries. They date back to the 16th century, with early versions being large and worn around the neck. They became more compact and practical over time. The 19th century is often considered the golden age of pocket watches, with many renowned watchmakers producing intricate and highly accurate pieces. 

What's on Offer

Little is known about this pocket watch due to the minimal information we have been able to gather. We do know its origins began in Russia during the Art Deco period between 1920 and 1940. 

The appearance of the piece is gorgeous. A lovely textured dial with a recessed sub-seconds counter and golden Breguet style numerals gives it an elegant presence. The dial has patined evenly and compliments the style of the watch massively. The case is finished in stainless steel with a fluted outer ring and displays only light signs of wear. Turning it over you can see a very nicely finished hinged caseback imprinted with some kind of star symbol. Inside sits an unspecified mechanical movement which is fully working but has not been serviced.

The pocket watch also comes with what appears to be its original box but we do not know for sure.