Victorian Silver Pocket Watch Assayed in London, 1862

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Step back in time with the exquisite Victorian Silver Pocket Watch, assayed in London in 1862, a true testament to the craftsmanship and elegance of the Victorian era. This remarkable timepiece, featuring a hallmark from 1862, boasts a case made by the renowned John William Hammon and a movement meticulously crafted by H Gallewski of Sunderland. The watch face is a work of art, adorned with intricate Roman numerals and beautiful edging that captures the essence of the period’s aesthetic. The chain-driven fusee movement, complete with a separate dust cover and a diamond endstone, not only enhances its functionality but also adds to its intrinsic value. Weighing 151 grams and encased in silver, this round pocket watch with a manual wind movement measures 76.2 mm in height, 12.7 mm in width, and 50.8 mm in diameter. Originating from England and dating back to the 1860s, this piece remains in good condition, making it a fantastic addition to any discerning watch collection and a timeless artifact from a bygone era. This is a stunning Victorian era silver pocket watch, with a hallmark dating back to 1862 and it was assayed in London. The case was made by John William Hammon, while the movement was crafted by H Gallewski of Sunderland. The watch face is exquisitely engraved in the center with intricate Roman numerals and beautiful edging. The chain driven fusee movement has a separate dust cover and a diamond endstone, adding to its value. This pocket watch is a true work of art from a bygone era, and would make for a fantastic addition to any watch collection. Case Material: Silver Weight: 151 g Case Shape: Round Movement: Manual Wind Case Dimensions: Height: 76.2 mm (3 in)Width: 12.7 mm (0.5 in)Diameter: 50.8 mm (2 in) Style: Victorian Place of Origin: England Period: 1860-1869 Date of Manufacture: 1862 Condition: Good