This case was made by the Fahys Watch Case Company (See notes) The damascened cuvette has three winding apertures including two for the double train. On the inside of the cover the name "Fahys, #1 coin" (silver) watch case number "5117258", indicates the watch was likely recased in America, (likely because most of these pocket watches were originally made in solid gold). Gentleman's, key wound, key set, two train, diablotine (quarter jump seconds), chronograph hunting case pocket watch in a coin silver Fahys American case, No Serial Number on movement which was made by and is marked for Jules Jurgensen, Copenhagen, Denmark (and Le Locle, Switzerland), circa 1870s.Ĥ6mm diameter, four leaf, coin silver, engine turned hunting case with fluted case edges and hinged cover in the savonette style with the push button pendant and bow placed at the three position.
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