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AN 18ct. GOLD PAIR CASED POCKET CHRONOMETER
Barraud, London, No.230, 1799.
white enamel dial signed Barraud, 230, Roman numerals, subsidiary seconds, gilt fusee movement signed Barraud, Cornhill, London, 230, chronometer escapement with spring foot detent, bimetallic "Z" balance with terminal heat compensation weights and peripheral timing screws, helical balance spring, diamond endstone, inner case inscribed Bequeathed to David Johnstone of Riggheads by Vice Admiral Chas. Jas. Johnston who died at Cowhill on 16th October 1856 in his 82nd Year. polished outer case, casemaker's initials IC, London marks for 1799, diameter 60mm.
Barraud, London, No.230, 1799.
white enamel dial signed Barraud, 230, Roman numerals, subsidiary seconds, gilt fusee movement signed Barraud, Cornhill, London, 230, chronometer escapement with spring foot detent, bimetallic "Z" balance with terminal heat compensation weights and peripheral timing screws, helical balance spring, diamond endstone, inner case inscribed Bequeathed to David Johnstone of Riggheads by Vice Admiral Chas. Jas. Johnston who died at Cowhill on 16th October 1856 in his 82nd Year. polished outer case, casemaker's initials IC, London marks for 1799, diameter 60mm.
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