[Copper plated enamel character pocket watch]
Copper plated enamel character pocket watch, Switzerland, 19th century, 4.3 cm in diameter and 1 cm in thickness
This watch uses 18 karat gold as its case, and burns colored figure enamel paintings on the gold base tires on the front and rear covers. The front cover is painted with a man wearing a jacket, and the back cover is painted with a woman wearing two heads and wearing Manchu women’s clothing in the Qing Dynasty. White enamel dial with individual second turns. The dial has the factory logo “JUVENIA”, and the inside of the case also has the marks “18K” and “JUVENIA”. It can be seen that this watch was made by the famous Swiss Emperor Zun Table Row, which was founded in 1860. It is likely that the Chinese made a special commemorative watch for this row.
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