Parkinson & Frodsham. An impressive, large and rare 18K gold hunter case two train minute repeating keyless lever grande and petite sonnerie clock watch
Parkinson & Frodsham. An impressive, large and rare 18K gold hunter case two train minute repeating keyless lever grande and petite sonnerie clock watch

SIGNED PARKINSON & FRODSHAM, 15B ROYAL EXCHANGE, LONDON E.C., NO. 7269, STAMPED WITH LONDON DATE LETTER FOR 1909

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Parkinson & Frodsham. An impressive, large and rare 18K gold hunter case two train minute repeating keyless lever grande and petite sonnerie clock watch
Signed Parkinson & Frodsham, 15B Royal Exchange, London E.C., No. 7269, stamped with London date letter for 1909
Gilt-finished fully jewelled two train lever movement wound by turning the crown to either side, bimetallic compensation balance, diamond endstone, free sprung regulator, repeating and en passant hour and quarter striking with two steel hammers onto two steel gongs, white enamel dial, Roman numerals, blued steel spade hands, outer railway minute divisions, subsidiary seconds, gold cuvette, circular plain case, strike/silent and quarters/full strike levers underneath the bezel, repeating slide in the band, case stamped F.T London for Fred Thoms and London date letter for 1909, cuvette stamped F.T. London, movement signed and numbered
64 mm. diam.

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The present watch is one of the exceedingly rare clock watches made by Parkinson & Frodsham.

The case was supplied by Fred Thoms, the movement can be attributed to Charles Hector Golay, trading as Hector Golay, 46 Myddleton Square, London, a Swiss born watchmaker who worked most of his life in London. Golay was the main manufacturer, along with Nicole, Nielsen & Co., of the best English made complicated watch movements at the end of the 19th/beginning of the 20th century. Golay regularly commissioned Frederick or Fred Thoms with the supply of the cases, often fitted with the 'thief-proof' swivel bow.

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