Remontoirur

UR (pocket watch, p. remontoirur) with chain and case Boett of oxidized steel, dial of enamel, works with anchor. Ground shell plain, almost flat, with a blunt angle deflected outer edge, on this at the inner edge a profiling, on the outer a pearl rod. The Scharner at the lower edge, at the opposite slightly to the right a gilded nail mount. Glass frame loose, without a scharner, glass slightly convex, with ground edge; the frame in decor as the outer edge of the bottom shell, around the inner edge a gilded narrow rod, within the frame under the glass a gilded fan edge. Bygel lying oval, circular, gilded. The bracket is made up of a lying oblong bud on a profiled short neck with the jumper moving in the bud, on the upper side of it a gilded grooved flat round knob (s. k. Mission crown). Next to the building bracket a gilded nail pin, with the sages set, when the pin was pushed in and the crown turned. Dial white with black Roman hour and Arabic minute figures. Viewer three, of steel, blue. Under the bottom shell of the work flat glass in a flack-tight frame. On the inside of the bottom shell the factory stamp and the factory number. Weight: 95.9 g D 5 cm Chain; Of nickel Links round, flack-tight, strongly skewed, over each coupling an inward link walking ring with flat inside and two facade outside; at the upper end a round-headed buttonhole ring with spring rule, at the lower end three short oval links of four-sided rod, in addition a carabiner with spring. Weight 61.9 g L 27 cm Swiss work, Geneva, from the last half of the 1890s; clock maker with the initials F. B. Etui (original): Rectangular, with flat trap cap and dressed with brown leather imitating paper; lining of dark red velvet and red silk (atlas). To the front pressure clasp of brass. H 3 L 10 B 8 cm Purchased by Walther von Hallwyl from E. Koehn Succ: r, Geneva, Switzerland. Used by Walther von Hallwyl during travel abroad in 1895 and 1896.