DENT. A HEAVY 18K GOLD HUNTER CASE MINUTE REPEATING KEYLESS LEVER WATCH
DENT. A HEAVY 18K GOLD HUNTER CASE MINUTE REPEATING KEYLESS LEVER WATCH

SIGNED DENT, NO. 33756, WATCHMAKER TO THE KING AND QUEEN, 34, COCKSPUR STREET, LONDON, 1917

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DENT. A HEAVY 18K GOLD HUNTER CASE MINUTE REPEATING KEYLESS LEVER WATCH
SIGNED DENT, NO. 33756, WATCHMAKER TO THE KING AND QUEEN, 34, COCKSPUR STREET, LONDON, 1917
Three quarter plate gilt-finished movement, bi-metallic compensation balance, screwed gold chatons, diamond endstone, minute repeating on two gongs activated through a slide in the band, gold cuvette, white enamel dial, Roman numerals, subsidiary seconds, large circular plain case, theif-proof swivel bow, case and cuvette numbered and stamped RN for Robert North, hallmarked London 1917, dial and movement signed and numbered
55mm diam.

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The firm E. Dent & Co. was originally founded by the English watchmaker Edward John Dent (1790 - 1853), renowned for his high quality pocket and marine chronometers, regulators as well as large clocks he made for the Royal Exchange and Westminster (Big Ben). He worked in the workshops of Vulliamy and Paul Philippe Barraud and went into partnership with the famous John Roger Arnold 1830. When the partnership of "Arnold & Dent" expired in 1840, he established himself at 82 Strand (later moving to 61) and also took workshops at 34 Cockspur Street and inside the Royal Exchange.

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