just bought this in a lot, not many marking, i did think the case was silver how ever no marks to prove my theory. there is a "P" on the back. looking forward to hearing any info... i just noticed that on the case front it has "frainier".

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Interesting watch. I really like it. It appears to have some Niello influence in the finish. This finish was generally done on silver or silver alloy cases.

A quick internet search yielded this link. I'm not sure how much I can copy and paste directly in to this post without violating any kind of copy right restrictions.

http://www.worthpoint.com/wort...rt-nouveau-142651599

Frainier & Sons appear to have been case designers and a going concern from 1864 to 1914

Paul thank you for your information, i love the pattern just wish it would of been a silver case. I will pull the movement later this afternoon, see if there is any thing under the dial..