18k Gold Pocket Watch Antique Breguet Rare Free Ship Sh

Posted on August 23, 2010 | Category: antique pocket watches

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This auction
is for a very rare Antique and almost impossible to
find 18 Karat Yellow Gold Pocket Watch.

Fleurier
Design it was produced by GENEVE and signed by Ch.
E. Lardet.

Please note; Dial, Case and Movement are all marked with same
serial No 15830, Movement is marked "BREGUET"

Watches of this quality with those complications usually belong to
museums, and it will almost certainly be at the Top of Any serious
Collection.

We are giving you a once in a life time opportunity to purchase it on
Ebay, but unlike an auction house like Sotheby's, Christie's or
Antiquorum where the high bidder has to pay additional 20%.

This pocket watch measures 50mm in diameter, 17mm thick and weighs 80g. It is
in good working order. High grade 15 Ruby jewels movement it works very well
and keeps excellent time. Movement looks exceptionally cleaHTML clipboardn.

The solid gold case
is marked 18K. Plus you can also tell by the color, feel
and weight of the watch case that it is 18ct solid gold.

The watch weights in at 80 grams in total.

So with
gold being around US$950 for just 1 ounce (31 grams) it means the gold in the
case alone, is worth a small fortune.

But add to this all of the
craftsmanship of this stunning piece, unlike shares which go up and down like a yo yo, you will definitely have an investment you can trust... a real
collecters piece.

The outstanding glass dial is also in MINT condition. It has NO hairlines or chips what
so ever. Hands are beautiful as well with jet BLACK roman numbers and in mint
shape.

Serial number as mentioned is 15830. Hinges
appear strong, double covers open and close properly.

Please Note: There are a
several small dents on the left side of case, which add the the authenticity of this time piece.

(see photo below).

This is a great pocket watch manufactured by one of the finest
watch manufacturers ever. circa 1885 it has been in the same
family for the last 100 years, although little is known of it
before that date.