"18th Century Silver Cockerel Watch"
We present this silver cockerel watch, second half of the 18th century, in silver. It is complete with its chain but blocked, in my opinion it has been wound too much, it is in a very good state of conservation. When you operate under the rooster grill it activates well. This is a small template; the visible part of the dial measures approximately 3.5 cm. Inside a punch of a man's head looking to the left. This is a discharge hallmark used from 1756 to 1762 by the Paris control office. This watch must not have been worn much because when you activate the bail it is very rigid and that is a sign. (Thickness 1.8 cm) Weight 45 gr (E24) Ref. .............. Ya 421 
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