Smith & Son. A Fine 18k Gold Hunter Case Split-Seconds Chronograph Keyless Lever Pocket Watch With Sixty Minute Register

SIGNED S. SMITH & SON, 9 STRAND, LONDON, NO. 02013, CERTIFICATED AT KEW OBSERVATORY, CLASS A, 75.5 MARKS, STAMPED WITH LONDON DATE LETTER FOR 1909

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Smith & Son. A Fine 18k Gold Hunter Case Split-Seconds Chronograph Keyless Lever Pocket Watch With Sixty Minute Register
Signed S. Smith & Son, 9 Strand, London, No. 02013, Certificated At Kew Observatory, Class A, 75.5 Marks, Stamped With London Date Letter For 1909
Three-quarter plate gilt-finished lever movement, bi-metallic compensation balance, diamond endstone, raised barrel, gold cuvette, white enamel dial, Roman numerals, two sunken subsidiary dials for 60 minute register and constant seconds, plain circular case, three knuckle joint, split-seconds chronograph operated through two buttons in the band, case stamped A.S. for Alfred Stram and with London date letter for 1909, dial numbered, movement signed and numbered
54mm diam.

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Accompanied by a National Physical Laboratory Test Report, first issued December 2, 1892, and reissued September 21, 1995. Further accompanied by copies of the Kew Register of Watches Received and Dispatched, and an Abstract of the Results where the watch was tested between October 17th until November 30th 1892, gaining an "A" certificate with a mark of 75.5

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