Null Oignon in silver signed Jekyll, London, 1720, silver

CASE: silver headpie…

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Oignon in silver signed Jekyll, London, 1720, silver CASE: silver headpiece DIAL: embossed work with Roman numerals signed: "Jekyll" MOVEMENT: hand-wound with rod escapement; mechanism signed: "Jekyll n 2067/LONDON" DIAMETER: mm 51 WEIGHT: gr. 131 The watch has been meticulously maintained and overhauled over time, but no guarantees are given as to its current functioning and the presence of non-original parts or restorations

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Oignon in silver signed Jekyll, London, 1720, silver CASE: silver headpiece DIAL: embossed work with Roman numerals signed: "Jekyll" MOVEMENT: hand-wound with rod escapement; mechanism signed: "Jekyll n 2067/LONDON" DIAMETER: mm 51 WEIGHT: gr. 131 The watch has been meticulously maintained and overhauled over time, but no guarantees are given as to its current functioning and the presence of non-original parts or restorations

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