Men's Savonette - Seeland Watch Cie S.A., Switzerland - E. 19th century - Round …

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Men's Savonette - Seeland Watch Cie S.A., Switzerland - E. 19th century - Round case, white dial with Arabic numerals for hours and hour markers, small seconds, blued Losangé hands, crown winding, engine-turned cover, front cover with engraved coat of arms cartouche. Red gold 14 ct, metal dust cover. Stamped several times, including fineness, squirrel hallmark, company mark "Seeland" with anchor and personal dedication. Ø 5.3 cm, approx. 96 g. - Rubbed, dented. - Condition not tested.

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Men's Savonette - Seeland Watch Cie S.A., Switzerland - E. 1

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