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Gold Pocket Watch R. Stewart Pocket Watch – 1860

Case Material: Gold
Stone: Ruby
Stone Cut: Bead
Weight: 112.2 g
Case Dimensions: Diameter: 43 mm (1.7 in)
Place of Origin: Scotland
Period: Late 19th Century
Date of Manufacture: Circa 1860
Condition: Excellent

Original price was: £6,105.00.Current price is: £4,708.00.

Step into the world of timeless elegance and historical craftsmanship with the exquisite Gold Pocket Watch‌ by R. Stewart, a masterpiece from 1860⁢ that embodies ​the‌ pinnacle of 19th-century watchmaking. ‌This open-face pocket watch, crafted ‍by the esteemed Glasgow-based watchmaker⁢ R. Stewart, is ​a testament to‌ the ⁣rich heritage and meticulous artistry of its era. Bearing the serial number 16044, this collector's ‌piece showcases a stunning 43mm gold ​case, beautifully adorned with⁣ intricate floral⁢ engravings and vegetation‍ motifs ‌on its external lid, while the ⁤internal lid remains elegantly plain, enhancing its sophisticated allure. The watch's classic Roman numerals and gold ‍sphere dial exude an air of timeless charm, complemented by a protective cover and front opening that offer easy access to its​ pristine dial. In mint condition⁤ and ‌fully⁣ functional, this rare find‌ is a dream for any watch enthusiast, complete with a ‍winding key ‌to ensure precise timekeeping. The legacy⁣ of R. Stewart, established in 1835 ‌by Alan and Robert Stewart, continues to ⁢resonate through this remarkable timepiece, which not ​only guarantees ‌exceptional ⁣craftsmanship but also offers a tangible ​piece of horological‌ history. With its gold case, ruby stone ⁤embellishments, ⁤and a weight of 112.2 grams, this​ pocket‍ watch is a treasured item for collectors and⁤ admirers of antique watches alike, originating ⁢from Scotland in the late 19th century and manufactured circa 1860, in excellent ‍condition, ready to be cherished for generations to come.

This stunning 19th-century open-face gold pocket watch is a true collector's piece. Made by R. Stewart, a renowned watchmaker based in Glasgow, Scotland, it bears the serial number 16044. The watch features a beautiful 43mm gold case adorned with intricate floral engravings and vegetation on the external lid. The internal lid is plain, adding a touch of elegance to the overall design.

With its classic Roman numerals and gold sphere, this pocket watch exudes timeless charm. It boasts a protective cover and a front opening, allowing you to easily access the dial. The watch is in mint condition and is fully functional, making it a rare find for any watch enthusiast. It even comes with a winding key, ensuring that you can enjoy its accurate timekeeping.

R. Stewart, the company behind this masterpiece, was established in 1835 by Alan and Robert Stewart in Glasgow. Although the partnership lasted only five years, Robert Stewart continued the business under his own name. In 1845, the company relocated to Argyle Street and later moved to 132 Argyle Street in 1850, where it remained until the early 20th century.

Owning this R. Stewart pocket watch not only guarantees a remarkable timepiece but also a piece of horological history. Its craftsmanship and timeless appeal make it a treasured item for any collector or admirer of antique watches.

Case Material: Gold
Stone: Ruby
Stone Cut: Bead
Weight: 112.2 g
Case Dimensions: Diameter: 43 mm (1.7 in)
Place of Origin: Scotland
Period: Late 19th Century
Date of Manufacture: Circa 1860
Condition: Excellent

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