United Kingdom. A Bravingtons British General Service Pocket Watch, C.1940 certificate_of_authenticity London Gazette 22 August 1902

London Gazette 22 August 1902

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United Kingdom. A Bravingtons British General Service Pocket Watch, C.1940 certificate_of_authenticity London Gazette 22 August 1902This pocket watch is chrome plated brass, non magnetic, non functional and weighing 82. 6 grams. The white face has bold Roman numerals in black, with a ring above marked with black rules in intervals of sixty minutes, the hour and minute hands in steel blue. The "VI" (six) position is obscured by the inset second hand clock with a steel blue secondhand, marked "SWISS MADE" and covered by an acrylic crystal. The reverse exterior cover is marked with