V John Pace of Bury, London hallmarked 18K Gold Pocket Watch – 1827

Step into the world of timeless elegance with the V John Pace ⁢of Bury, London hallmarked 18K Gold Pocket Watch from 1827, a masterpiece that encapsulates the ‍grandeur and meticulous craftsmanship of early 19th-century horology. This exquisite antique timepiece, hallmarked in the bustling city of London, stands as a testament to⁢ the artistry and precision of its era, crafted by the renowned watchmaker V John Pace. The watch's 18K gold casing not only exudes opulence but also ensures durability⁣ and a lasting legacy, making it a cherished heirloom for generations. Its intricate design and the hallmark of⁢ authenticity speak volumes about its historical significance and the unparalleled skill involved in its creation. Whether you are a⁤ seasoned collector or a connoisseur of‍ fine antiques, this pocket‍ watch offers a‍ unique glimpse into the past, blending functionality with an aesthetic appeal that transcends time.

This antique timepiece is an absolute gem that is almost two centuries old, originating from the year 1827. Despite its age, the watch is in exceptional condition and is in perfect working order. It was crafted by one of the most renowned English watchmakers, John Pace of Bury, during the Georgian era. The craftsmanship of this timepiece is outstanding, thus making it unrivalled in value and cultural importance.

The case, designed as an open structure, was elegantly crafted with finesse. It is made entirely of 18K yellow gold and measures approximately 50mm in length. The edges of the case have been artfully embossed in a foliate motif pattern, while the engine-turned case back is exquisite. The case bears a London hallmark inside, with a letter date of 1827, and is stamped with the number 18. The bow and crown are beautifully detailed with a floral motif and hallmark.

The dial of the watch is in fantastic condition and is crafted from solid 18K gold. The Roman numerals are a charming champagne colour, and the watch retains its original spade hands. The winding aperture can be found at the 1 o'clock position.

The timepiece's fusee movement is numbered and signed with "John Pace Bury" and is hand-engraved. The mechanism boasts a diamond-set escapement and runs exceptionally well with remarkable accuracy.

In total, the timepiece weighs 69 grams and comes with a generic box and a valuation/watch report. This antique timepiece is a rare find and is an excellent investment for collectors or those who appreciate exceptional craftsmanship and historical significance.

Creator: John Pace
Case Material: 18k Gold
Weight: 69 g
Case Shape: Round
Movement: Manual Wind
Case Dimensions: Width: 50 mm (1.97 in)
Style: George III
Place of Origin: United Kingdom
Period: 1820-1829
Date of Manufacture: 1827
Condition: Excellent