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Vacheron & Constantin Silver 0.935 Half Hunter P/W
Swiss made 1885

Vacheron & Constantin Silver 0.935 half-hunter pocket watch made in Switzerland in 1885. The pocket watch is signed ‘Vacheron & Constantin’ on the movement. The pocket watch is in an old box.

Dial: The white enamel dial has Roman numerals black hands, and a subsidiary second’s dial at the six.

Movement: The high-grade Swiss-made moustache anchor movement is clean and has 17 Jewels, a Breguet spiral, and regulator compensated balance. The movement is signed ‘Vacheron Constantin’ and the movement number is: 309716. The pocket watch has just come back from the watchmaker and is in very good working condition however, we cannot guarantee accuracy for an antique pocket watch.

Case: The watch lies in a half-hunter silver case with gold hinges. The front of the case has black Roman numerals on silver with a smooth finish on the rear. The inner side of the case is hallmarked 935 and numbered: 1866609 and has the Cross of Malta emblem.

Signed: Vacheron & Constantin
Swiss-made - Circa: 1885
Diameter: 50 mm - Weight: 104.7

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Vacheron & Constantin history:
Vacheron & Constantin was founded in 1755 in Geneva by the watchmaker and historian Jean-Marc Vacheron. In 1819, Francois Constantin joined the firm. His main task was to travel to France and Italy to sell the watches. Georges Leschot came to the firm in 1839 to help accomplish the biggest challenge of the time, the mechanical manufacture of watch parts. In 1880 the firm adopted the Cross of Malta as their emblem. In this period, they were pioneers in the development of the watch bracelet. Today they remain innovators, creating high-quality pieces with all the most complicated mechanisms such as chronographs, repetitions, and calendars.


As always, all my shipping items are sent out with Royal Mail signed for and registered Post, with tracking available.