Here is one that is a 16 size,stem wind & pin set. The case is a .935 silver case....

I don't have much info on this watch, so anything that you may have will be appreciated....

Regards,
Jerry

The maker may have been Sir John Bennett of London

The movement, probably swiss


There is a stamp on one plate. A shield with the letter 'C'&'S3'

One more....

Happy New Year Jerry, and a nice catch too!

I doubt Very Very much that this will have a Swiss movement in it, but I'm always prepared to be corrected

Appears to me to be a nice well jewelled example of an English Lever movement by a well respected maker.

Check the teeth on the escape wheel, I feel pretty certain it will have pointed teeth and not the usual 'club tooth' format.
Some of these early English levers were later converted to a club tooth arrangement as they were less prone to damage and a bit more forgiving to repair.

Best regards

John