The watch belonged to my grandfather. I have no idea what year it was made or when he bought it, although I'm thinking it's late 1800s. On the inside of the closure, there are engravings of the number 165, the manufacturer, Audemars Freres, and something else I can't make out. I think the watch might have been a limited edition. It's all gold, although I have no idea what the karat is. It's in excellent condition and is still sheathed in a leather pouch.
Dimensions
a standard pocket watch?
Acquired From:
Inherited
Audemars Freres - A Gentleman's 14ct Gold Full Hunter Pocket Watch, Geneva, circa 1900 the plain case opening to reveal a cream dial with Arabic numerals, inner case stamped "AUDEMARS FRERES 165", with lever movement. Recommend testing to determine whether 14k or 18k. Valued assuming the former.