The Golding Lever Swiss Pocket Watch c.1925–1935

A classic Swiss-made pocket watch dating from the interwar period, retailed under the The Golding Lever name. Featuring a clean white enamel dial with bold Arabic numerals, blued steel cathedral-style hands and a subsidiary seconds dial, this is an attractive and practical example of a traditional mechanical pocket watch.

The watch is fitted with a hand-wound Swiss lever movement housed in a nickel/chrome case. Private-label watches such as this were commonly sold through jewellers throughout Britain and Australia during the 1920s and 1930s, offering reliable Swiss craftsmanship at an affordable price.

This example is running at the time of listing.

Features

• Swiss-made mechanical pocket watch
• c.1925–1935
• Signed The Golding Lever dial
• Original white enamel dial with Arabic numerals
• Blued steel cathedral-style hands
• Subsidiary seconds dial
• Hand-wound Swiss lever movement
• Nickel/chrome case

Condition

Running at the time of listing. The dial presents well with light age-related wear. The case shows honest scratches, tarnish and wear to the finish consistent with nearly 100 years of age. Service history is unknown, and as with all vintage mechanical watches, periodic servicing is recommended for regular use.

A handsome vintage Swiss pocket watch offering timeless style and dependable mechanical engineering, ideal for collectors or anyone seeking an authentic antique timepiece.

Approximate diameter: 50 mm (excluding crown and bow)