Measurements: The watch (including brooch) measures approximately 2 3/4 inches long.
Overall Condition: The watch winds, sets and runs at the time of cataloguing but has not been timed for accuracy. There are several nicks and scratches to the sapphire and it is loose in its mounting. There is a chip to the enamel on the case back near the diamonds. There is a small soldier mark on the back of the brooch. The wire bail was added later. Electronic test indicates the brooch is 18 karat gold with a 14 karat gold bail.
Cuvette engraved: Mary C. Hubbell.
Please note that Hindman does not warranty the watch at the time of the auction or after its purchase. Potential buyers should be advised that though the watch may be running at the time of cataloging, it may stop running before the auction and servicing is recommended for all timepieces. The authenticity of individual parts is not guaranteed since repairs and restoration may have occurred.
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