A beautifully etched silver cased pocket watch in my collection!

Marked 0.800 along with many other markings on inside covers.

Stephanie O'Neil
Pocket Watch Moderator
NAWCC Member 143979

A closer look!

Stephanie O'Neil
Pocket Watch Moderator
NAWCC Member 143979

Front view

D.v.d. Waag
Nykerk

Stephanie O'Neil
Pocket Watch Moderator
NAWCC Member 143979

Movement

Swiss, pinlever set
1880's

Stephanie O'Neil
Pocket Watch Moderator
NAWCC Member 143979

Vey nice case there Stephanie.Have you noticed often times the buildings are all of a similar style.My brother,s preachers watch has similar buildings on the case also.I think i have a dial with similar buildings too.
What is the movement like in this watch?
Sorry Steph i see the movement now, i didn,t wait for it to load all the way before i posted.
I wonder about the star and the moon on the movement, what do they signify?
Kevin "Veritas" West
IHC Member 261
Chapter 111,Ottawa
NAWCC Member 158976,
Nepean, Canada

Thanks Kevin.
To see the watch in person is even more breathtaking!
I've not seen a watch with buildings or mountains etched as this. The etching of the horse is intricately done, and so unique. A well deserved spot in "Timekeepers Gallery".

Not sure what star and crescent signify.

Stephanie O'Neil
Pocket Watch Moderator
NAWCC Member 143979

the preacher,s watch had a fancy dial with buildings on it.I don,t recall how they made this dial.

Kevin "Veritas" West
IHC Member 261
Chapter 111,Ottawa
NAWCC Member 158976,
Nepean, Canada

Stephanie,

Thanks for sharing this beautiful watch in the photo gallery.

Your pictures are terrific!

Phil Dellinger

I had a coin silver case I bought from mrs Cheryl Ohland that had quite the same buildings.
Nice watch!

Thank´s

Bernhard "the swede"
www.stockholmwatchtrader.com

Thanks Phil!

Bernhard, are you speaking of my watch or Kevin's?

Stephanie O'Neil
Pocket Watch Moderator
NAWCC Member 143979

oh sorry, both,.. maybe. I think the similarity is more like Kevins though. I´m quite sad I don´t have it in my collection anymore.

Bernhard "the swede"
www.stockholmwatchtrader.com