Pocket watch: magnificent gold/enamel hunting case watch set with diamonds, made for the Indian market, No.6395, Geneva ca. 1855 Ca. Ø36mm, ca. 41g, 18K gold, case enamelled on both sides and set with diamonds, enamel painting on both sides, spring lid with representation of an Indian palace, floral motif on the back, master's punch HL No.6395, dome signed Geneve, very fine lever movement , special lever, wolf's toothing, similar to the early Patek Philippe movements with crown winding, screwed enamel dial, blued Breguet hands, 2 rose cut diamonds missing, overall in wonderful condition, movement ticking, cleaning recommended, extremely precious and rare pocket watch.

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