GOLD and ENAMEL cylinder by brockbanks- 1790

Signed Brockbanks London
Circa 1790
Diameter 47 mm

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The "GOLD and ENAMEL cylinder by Brockbanks- 1790"‍ is ⁣an exquisite example of ‌late 18th-century‌ English watchmaking, showcasing the impeccable craftsmanship of the era.‍ Created by the‍ renowned Brockbanks, this center seconds cylinder watch is encased⁣ in a pearl-set gold ⁢and enamel consular case ‍that exudes ‍opulence and sophistication. Its full plate fire gilt movement, ⁤complete with a fusee and chain, is a testament to the intricate mechanical engineering of the time. The watch ⁣features a pierced and⁤ engraved cock ​with a delicately chased bust on the table, a ‌diamond endstone, and a silver regulator disc, all adding to⁤ its⁢ intricate beauty. The plain three-arm steel balance, blue‍ steel spiral hairspring, and polished steel ⁣cylinder with a large steel escape⁢ wheel highlight ⁤the watch's ‍remarkable precision and durability.⁤ The timepiece is ⁢wound through a signed gold center⁤ seconds dial, which includes ⁣a subsidiary chapter above the center adorned with Roman numerals. The matted center is embellished with engraved ⁣decoration and blue steel hands, while the gold consular case is further enhanced by bezels ⁣set ⁣with large split pearls. The cloisonne enamel back, featuring a black⁣ ground with translucent polychrome enamel over foliate engravings, adds a unique artistic flair.⁤ A button in the pendant allows for the opening of the sprung front bezel, adding to ​its functional elegance. Signed by Brockbanks ‌London and dating back to circa 1790, this 47mm diameter watch is not just a timepiece but a true work ⁢of art, reflecting the grandeur and ​meticulous craftsmanship ⁤of its time.

This is a unique late 18th-century English center seconds cylinder watch created by Brockbanks. It features a pearl-set gold and enamel consular case. The watch has a full plate fire gilt movement with a fusee and chain. The pierced and engraved cock has a small chased and engraved bust on the table, a diamond endstone, and a silver regulator disc. The plain three arm steel balance, blue steel spiral hairspring, and polished steel cylinder with a large steel escape wheel make it a remarkable timepiece. The watch is wound through the signed gold center seconds dial, and it has a subsidiary chapter above the center with Roman numerals for time. The matted center features engraved decoration, blue steel hands, and the gold consular case has bezels set with a row of large split pearls. The unique cloisonne enamel back has a black ground with translucent polychrome enamel over engraving forming foliate decoration. The watch also has a button in the pendant to open the sprung front bezel. It is signed by Brockbanks London and dates back to circa 1790. The watch has a 47mm diameter and is truly a work of art.

Signed Brockbanks London
Circa 1790
Diameter 47 mm

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