A gold savonnette made by Kendal & Dent in London White enameled dial with black inscription "Kendal & Dent - London - Makers of the Admiralty", "Swiss made" and Roman numerals, small second on the "6" and blued hands. Swiss hand-wound movement with 15 jewels. The case with hinged lids on both sides, hallmarked several times with fineness "375" and "9" for 9ct gold, Birmingham anchor mark, "9", year mark "A" in a square (= 1925), "A.L.D." and serial number "325214". The chain hallmarked with "9", "375", anchor and "J.G. & S.". Diameter without crown approx. 49 mm, total weight with chain approx. 123.4 g. Movement starts, but the watch does not keep time. Service/revision recommended. Condition: II

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