Lot 74
An open face pair case pocket watch by J Hardie.
Description
Condition Report
An open face pair case pocket watch by J Hardie. Hallmarked London 1806. Signed full plate key wind fusee and chain movement with ratchet tooth escapement. White enamel dial with Roman numeral hour markers. Silver case. 56mm. Together with a silver full hunter pocket watch by Waltham. 50mm.
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Purchasing information- Movement is not currently functioning.
- Movement is worn with some surface rust and noticeable scratches and marks visible to the naked eye.
- Dial appears to have noticeable marks and scratches, some lifting of the laminate visible to the naked eye. There are several small to medium cracks to the dial and a large chip at the 5 o'clock hour marker.
- Hands show marks and tarnishing with discolouration to the luminous paint.
- Glass has noticeable scuffs and multiple scratches with some cracks to the surface. Glass is loose and is taped in place currently. There is a very large crack running the full length of the glass. Glass will require attention.
- Case shows noticeable scratches, marks and dints. There are several dents to the outer case.
- The other pocket watch in this lot is not currently functioning.
This lot does not come with box or papers.
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Due to opening of the case back we recommend this watch is re-sealed by an authorised technician to ensure any stated water resistance is retained.
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