Antique Silver Pocket Watch – William Ehrhardt – Birmingham 1909 – Working

Antique Silver Pocket Watch – William Ehrhardt – Birmingham 1909 – Working Condition

Description: For sale is a classic antique silver pocket watch by renowned watchmaker William Ehrhardt, hallmarked Birmingham 1909. This stunning timepiece is a great example of fine English watchmaking from the early 20th century. It’s in good working condition and continues to keep good time.

Key Details:

• Maker: William Ehrhardt
• Hallmarked: Birmingham, 1909
• Dimensions:
  • Diameter: 50.8mm
  • Thickness: 16.5mm
  • Face Diameter: 44.8mm
• Condition: The pocket watch is in good antique condition and works well. The white dial with Roman numerals and a seconds sub-dial has a hairline crack running from 5 to 11. The watch case is intricately engraved on the back, showing minimal wear, while the mechanism inside is marked "Warranted English Lever" with serial number 375299. The watch features a beautifully detailed case with a clear crystal face, and the hinges and clasp work well.

Brief History of William Ehrhardt: William Ehrhardt, a German-born watchmaker, founded his company in Birmingham in 1856. His firm became one of the largest English manufacturers of watches by the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Ehrhardt was known for producing high-quality timepieces, with an emphasis on reliable, precise movements. The company operated well into the 20th century, with many of its watches, like this one, remaining in working condition even over a century later.

Condition:

• The watch is in good working order, keeping time, though it may benefit from a service for regular use.
• Minor wear consistent with age.
• Hairline crack in the face running from 5 to 11.
• The movement is marked Warranted English Lever, and the serial number 375299 matches the case.

Shipping: The item will be securely packaged to ensure safe delivery, with tracking provided. International shipping is available, please contact us for a shipping estimate.