This extraordinary & extremely rare piece is nearly 200 years old, 
 
dating back to year 1827, 
 
yet it’s in remarkable condition & in excellent working order.



 
Made by the most important English watchmaker John Pace of Bury 
 
during the Georgian era, 
showcasing an exceptional craftsmanship, 
 
this timepiece is unrivalled in value & cultural significance. 



 
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Designed as an open case, 
 
crafted with refined elegance, 
 
the CASE is fully performed in 18K yellow gold, 
 
measuring 50mm, 
 
featuring an artfully embossed in foliate motif edges & 
 
elaborate engine turned case back 


 
The case is stamped 18 & bearing a London hallmark on inside & 
 
a letter date - 1827.



 
Bow & crown are both beautifully detailed in floral motif & 
 
bearing a 18 stamp & hallmark 





 
DIAL is in beautiful condition, 
 
Crafted in 18K solid gold,
 
adorned with champagne coloured Roman numerals 
 
& original spade hands, 
 
with winding aperture at 1 o'clock 





 
Fusee MOVEMENT is signed ”John Pace Bury” & numbered 
 
It’s hand engraved & features diamond set escapement, 
 
running strong & accurate 



 
Total item’s weight: 69gr. 



 
The piece comes in generic box, 
 
accompanied by valuation / watch report 



 
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A truly fascinating one-of-a-kind piece does deserve a museum display,
but can become quite an important addition to your antique collection...