Montre de gousset anglaise. Silver case. With verge and fusée movement, numbered…

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Montre de gousset anglaise.

Silver case. With verge and fusée movement, numbered 923. Enameled dial with Roman numerals. Diameter: 52 mm. Overshell containing a leaflet with the mark of A.Ries Isle of Wight. Diameter: 60 mm. Provenance: Private collection of Belgian watch historian Eddy Fraiture.

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Montre de gousset anglaise.

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