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The movement is signed Elgin Nat’l Watch Co. and bears serial number 4,995,097, identifying it as an 18 Size Grade 27 B.W. Raymond movement manufactured in 1893. The watch features a white enamel Roman numeral dial with subsidiary seconds register, blued steel hands, and a finely engraved nickel movement signed B.W. Raymond. The 14-karat gold hunter case is richly decorated with floral and aesthetic-period ornamentation, including a hanging framed landscape motif to one cover and a decorative floral cartouche to the reverse. The interior case is marked “Warranted 14K” and retains a patented dust cover marked “Pat. April 25, 1882.” The case is fitted with a desirable box hinge, a construction feature commonly associated with higher-grade nineteenth-century watch cases. The movement is a 15-jewel, lever-set railroad-grade model adjusted to position, temperature, and isochronism.
Dimensions: Dial approximately 1.75 in. diameter; case approximately 2.1 in. diameter. Weight: 132.2 grams gross.
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Not running at the time of cataloguing. Enamel dial with hairlines and cracks. Front crystal cracked. Hunter-case hinge and box hinge exhibit wear but remain attached. Case displays light surface wear, minor dents, and age-related handling marks consistent with use. Movement appears complete but has not been examined by a watchmaker. Sold as-is.
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By direct family descent, now being deaccessioned by the Santa Rosa, California heir.