Lot 510
A William IV 18ct gold open face key wind pocket watch with movement lightly signed John Lloyd,...
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Lot 510
A William IV 18ct gold open face key wind pocket watch with movement lightly signed John Lloyd,...
Lot 510
Lot Description
A William IV 18ct gold open face key wind pocket watch with movement lightly signed John Lloyd, the cream enamel dial marked "PATENT" with black Roman numerals, subsidiary seconds dial to six o'clock and outer minute track, plain case with milled band hallmarked London circa 1832 numbered 24627, fitted with Massey Type III lever escapement and fusee with 'doctor's stop work', the movement having an engraved balance cock, undersprung balance and round pillars, numbered 24627. Case diameter 49.2mm.
Postage: Auction Default
Weight: No
Total lot weight: No
Condition Report
Movement is currently functioning intermittently, the escapement sounds out of beat, and consequently once the 'doctor's stop work' has been activated, the escapement does not 'self start' once it has been disengaged. Some taper pins are missing from the movement, the dial is loose as a result. Case shows signs of general wear with light scratches, marks and tarnishing, dints are apparent to the bezel, milled designed to case middle is heavily rubbed, pendant bow is loose. Glass, dial and hands all look to be in a generally good condition, with some slight imperfections and tarnishing to detract from the overall effect.
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