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Can anyone help please. We have been left a pocket watch which I am unable to find anything about on the internet. It is a large pocket watch which says 'John Hawley & Company Regd.' and then 'London & Coventry'

It's got imperial numbers around the sides with a second hand dial located at the bottom. The person who left it was a Jeweler from Leeds. It is housed in a silver casing and looks very much like a fusee. When I flip the back cover it only has access to the key socket for winding up. I am unable to get into the mechanism itself - I think it is a screwed cover protecting it and don't really want to access in case springs jump out. Surprisingly it is in working order.

It is hallmarked silver with the number 055 on the inside of the casing. Has anyone any ideas of its history and does it mean its rare given I can't find any info. Its a very handsome watch.

Thank you

PS First post...

Sorry, correction: Its Roman Numerals]]>
Can anyone help please. We have been left a pocket watch which I am unable to find anything about on the internet. It is a large pocket watch which says 'John Hawley & Company Regd.' and then 'London & Coventry'

It's got imperial numbers around the sides with a second hand dial located at the bottom. The person who left it was a Jeweler from Leeds. It is housed in a silver casing and looks very much like a fusee. When I flip the back cover it only has access to the key socket for winding up. I am unable to get into the mechanism itself - I think it is a screwed cover protecting it and don't really want to access in case springs jump out. Surprisingly it is in working order.

It is hallmarked silver with the number 055 on the inside of the casing. Has anyone any ideas of its history and does it mean its rare given I can't find any info. Its a very handsome watch.

Thank you

PS First post...

Sorry, correction: Its Roman Numerals]]> http://www.watchesforum.co.uk/thread-503.html Tue, 10 Jan 2012 04:26:45 -0700 http://www.watchesforum.co.uk/thread-503.html
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The watch is unopened and unworn in its original box with all the relevant papers.

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The watch is unopened and unworn in its original box with all the relevant papers.

RRP from Invicta website $1995

PM me for price and more details.]]> http://www.watchesforum.co.uk/thread-491.html Tue, 08 Nov 2011 22:12:42 -0700 http://www.watchesforum.co.uk/thread-491.html http://www.watchesforum.co.uk/thread-490.html Sun, 06 Nov 2011 11:25:38 -0700 http://www.watchesforum.co.uk/thread-490.html http://www.watchesforum.co.uk/thread-489.html Sat, 05 Nov 2011 09:41:54 -0700 http://www.watchesforum.co.uk/thread-489.html http://www.watchesforum.co.uk/thread-488.html Fri, 04 Nov 2011 13:10:14 -0700 http://www.watchesforum.co.uk/thread-488.html
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