Swiss 14CT Gold Monopol Pocket Watch, c. 1920s

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Step back in time with the Swiss 14CT Gold Monopol Pocket Watch from the 1920s, a masterpiece that epitomizes the elegance and precision of Swiss craftsmanship. This exquisite timepiece, meticulously crafted in Switzerland, features a stunning 14ct gold hunter case with plain front and back covers, fully signed and numbered, ensuring its authenticity and heritage. The pristine white enamel dial, adorned with Arabic numerals and an outer minute track, is complemented by the original Louis XVI style filigree hands and a blued steel seconds hand, offering a touch of vintage charm. Inside, the watch houses a jewelled, Keyless Lever mechanism with a fast slow regulator and compensation balance, showcasing the impeccable condition and reliability of its movement. The gilt metal cuvette, signed by the retailer Gebr Eppner Berlin, adds a layer of historical significance to this already remarkable piece. With a sleek and timeless design, this pocket watch, measuring 48 mm in diameter, is a prime example of early 20th-century Swiss ingenuity and style, making it a treasured addition to any collection. Introducing the beautiful Monopol pocket watch from the 1920s. Crafted in Switzerland, this exquisite timepiece boasts a stunning 14ct gold hunter case with plain front and back covers, fully signed and numbered. The white enamel dial is pristine, with Arabic numerals and an outer minute track, complimented by the original Louis XVI style filigree hands and blued steel seconds hand. The movement is also in impeccable condition, featuring a clean, jewelled, Keyless Lever mechanism with a fast slow regulator and compensation balance. The gilt metal cuvette is signed by the retailer of the watch, Gebr Eppner Berlin. Overall, this is a prime example of Swiss craftsmanship, with a sleek and timeless design that will make it a treasured addition to any collection. Case Material: 18k Gold,Rose Gold Case Shape: Round Case Dimensions: Diameter: 48 mm (1.89 in) Place of Origin: Switzerland Period: Early 20th Century Date of Manufacture: C1920s Condition: Excellent