Null A J. W. Benson 18ct gold pocket fob watch and fitted case, featuring a keyl…

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A J. W. Benson 18ct gold pocket fob watch and fitted case, featuring a keyless wound signed movement in a hallmarked 18ct gold case measuring 35mm wide with a white enamel dial. Total weight of item: 39g Movement signed: By Warrant To H.M The Late Queen Victoria

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A J. W. Benson 18ct gold pocket fob watch and fitted case, featuring a keyless wound signed movement in a hallmarked 18ct gold case measuring 35mm wide with a white enamel dial. Total weight of item: 39g Movement signed: By Warrant To H.M The Late Queen Victoria

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