Silver case pocket watch made by a Swiss maker George Favre Jacot for the Russian market in early 1900's.
Porcelain face marked in Cyrillic "George Favre Jacot , Locle" . An unusually wide large silver case stamped on the inside with numerous silver markings including Russian silver mark - "84" zolotniks . Marked on the side of the case -- "George Favre Jacot / Locle, Suisse" With original winding key and chain. The mechanism is also appears to be original to the watch.
It is marked in Russian as follows: Hусскiе часы / Анкеръ 15 Камней / ГЕОРГЪ ФАВРЪ ЖАКО / Локлъ / Верный ходъ ("Russian Watch / Ancher 15 stones / George Favre Jacot / Locle / Correct Movement.")
Superb condition, barely seen hairline crack on the face, very minor cosmetic scratches and wear to the case. Appears to be in working condition -- though sold "as is" with no representation of working mechanism.
