"Full Hunter Pocket Watch, Liverpool Jewelling, Joseph Johnson, 1857"
Full Hunter Pocket watch "Joseph Johnson", 1856.Joseph Johnson of Liverpool was a highly renowned and successful master watchmaker.
He worked in Liverpool from 1795 to about 1827. After his death on 2 March 1827, his wife Mary, son Joseph Johnson and grandchildren Joseph Johnson Cashen and Joseph Johnson Norris continued his work at least until 1857.
Its watches are of high quality. He is credited with inventing several improvements to the pocket watch design and the watch movement.
His watches were commonly used on US railways.
White enamel dial with roman numerals signed "Railway timekeeper quick beat".
Mineral glass.
High quality full plate movement with dust cover, engraved cock, Fusee and english lever escapement with large transparent jewels stopped with screws (also called "Liverpool Jewelling").
Working condition.
On the dial corresponding to number 7 there is a small lever that allows you to operate the toggle and stop the watch (Stopwatch).
Equipped with a key for charging and setting.
Full hunter sterling silver case with treatment Guilloché, hallmarked City of Birmingham year 1856.
Button on the crown to open the lid.
Excellent conditions.
Diameter 55 mm.
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