A Rare c1600s silver Oignon Verge Fusee repeater pocket watch & chain . The move…

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A Rare c1600s silver Oignon Verge Fusee repeater pocket watch & chain . The movement requires attention but the bell is still chiming when the watch has been held. Balance appears good, plunge repeat function, highly decorated case in very good condition, possibly some parts missing. Sold AS FOUND.

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A Rare c1600s silver Oignon Verge Fusee repeater pocket watc

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