Description Key Features MATERIALS: Silver DIMENSIONS: Approx: 70mm length, 45mm diameter face. ERA/HALLMARK: Hallmarks for London 1915. CONDITION: Light wear consistent with age, working condition- obviously not a digital timepiece so may not always tell accurate time. For care instructions and guarantee info read more here. This antique silver pocket watch with key winder is a fully hallmarked timepiece from London, dated 1915, ideal for collectors or as a stylish heirloom accessory. Crafted in sterling silver and engraved with classic engine-turned guilloché detailing, this open-faced pocket watch features a crisp white enamel dial with bold black Roman numerals, a sub-seconds dial, and original blued steel hands. The watch case bears clear London hallmarks for 1915, alongside the maker’s mark. Its tactile presence and satisfying weight are reminders of early 20th-century craftsmanship, when timekeeping was both functional and fashionable. To buy the silver chain shown in the photos click here. Why we love it This antique silver pocket watch is a fantastic example of an early 20th-century gent’s timepiece; practical, beautifully preserved, and still complete with its key. Its clear hallmarks and traditional styling make it an appealing piece for collectors, while the sturdy construction ensures it still feels solid in hand. It’s rare to find these with the original winding key, especially in such wearable condition. How to style it For a modern-day dandy or vintage enthusiast, wear this pocket watch clipped to a waistcoat or blazer with a chain looped through a buttonhole. It also makes a strong statement layered with other antique silver chains over a minimalist outfit—perfect for blending Edwardian detail with contemporary edge. Displayed on a dresser or within a curated vignette, it’s equally at home as an objet d’art.
