Fine English 18 carat gold precision pocket watch Circa 1910

Gold precision watch with power reserve indicator
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A fine precision pocket watch with power reserve indicator made by Victor Kullberg in London, England, circa 1910. The numbered open faced case of this watch, which was crafted from 18 carat gold, features London Hallmarks for 1910, the maker’s punch mark FT and an engine turned back. The numbered white enamel dial has Roman hour numerals, an outer minute track, a subsidiary seconds dial at 6 o’clock, a power reserve indicator at 12 and blued steel spade hands. The numbered movement is fitted with an exquisite English lever escapement, screwed gold chatons, a diamond end stone and is marked 4. Diplomas of Honour, 10 Gold Medals awarded, Grand Prix Paris 1900.
The case and movement have matching numbers, and the dial and movement are signed.
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Diameter: 50 mm
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Weight: 119 g
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Signed: Victor Kullberg 105 Liverpool Rd London
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Kullberg
Victor Kullberg (1824–1890) was one of the most celebrated and successful horologists of the 19^th century, known for his high quality marine and pocket chronometers. He was a Swedish emigrant who established his business in London and gained an international reputation for his precision timepieces.