Pocket watch · Open-face pocket watch
This open-face pocket watch features a dial signed 'Standard U.S.A.', although the seller states the movement was made in Switzerland. The watch is housed in a gold-filled case reported at 50 mm excluding the crown, fitted with an acrylic crystal. It presents a light ceramic dial decorated with blue Arabic numerals, blue metal hands, and a subsidiary seconds dial at the 6 o'clock position. The seller dates the piece between 1900 and 1949 and notes that the movement is in working condition.
Source-reported attribution and specifications are not independent authentication. A listing does not establish present ownership, current display, availability or permission to reproduce.
The watch features a gold-filled case described as having decorative features and signs of aging. It is fitted with an acrylic crystal.
The seller notes that 'Both lids close well' in the description, though visual evidence shows an open-face configuration.
The timepiece includes a multicolored ceramic dial featuring blue Arabic numerals. The dial is reported to be in great condition.
The watch is equipped with blue metal hands for indicating time.
The movement is stated to be of Swiss manufacture. The seller reports the movement is currently in working condition.
No internal movement images or case hallmarks are provided in the source to verify specific caliber details or origin.
| Field | Source-reported value | Source quotation |
|---|---|---|
| Brand | Standard | “Brand : Standard” |
| Case Material | Gold filled | “Case - gold filled” |
| Case Diameter | 50 mm + crown | “Size - 50 mm + crown” |
| Dial Numerals | Arabic blue numbers | “arabic blue numbers” |
| Crystal | Acrylic | “Crystal - acrylic” |
| Movement Origin | Switzerland | “MVM - made in Switzerland” |
| Case Size | 50 mm including crown | “Size - 50 mm + crown” |
| Dating | 1900-1949 | “1900-1949” |
Photograph identity and source facts were screened before import; rights clearance remains pending.
Reviewed 2026-10-22 · Record c12cb922b6
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