Montre de poche argent 17 jewel 3 adj chemin vente de fer limite d'Oldham revue 30 chasseur 1918

SUMMARY:
Avery finecondition solid silver half-hunter pocket watch by the famous watch-maker, Revue-Thomson and retailed by Limit of Oldham, witha 17 jewelled and 3 adjustments, Rail Road high grade movement. This is a beautifully made keyless-wound pocket watch, made in ca. 1918.

The watch fully signed for the well know private retailer Limit of Oldham,

The buy it nowprice is a clear reflection of the rarity, stunning conditionand long-term investment for this watch.

The watch recently cleaned and overhauled and comes with a two year international mechanical warranty and keeps very good time.

The story of Limit watches goes back to 1884 when Alfred Hirst establishedHirst brothersas a company in Union Street, Oldham. He aimed to produce a wide range of timepieces, jewellery and optical goods. The company grew as it moved into the twentieth century, expending into Manchester and Birmingham. Whether they actually made anything or similar bought in cases from Dennsion of Birmingham and movements from Switzerland and then assembled the products with their name on is hard to ascertain.

They imported Swiss movements into the UK and cased them. So far, the Limit movements I have seen (photos only) were made by G. Thommen (also known as Revue-Thommen) in Waldenburg, Switzerland. THis sia super quality RailRoad 19-jewels in settings and the characteristic Thommen snail cam regulator.