That's fairly large for the period too. I note that there is a huge (by modern standards) gap between crown and case. I've seen this in family pieces of the era too. I guess convenient winding was the aim, as quality was obviously superb.
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Interesting piece!
That's fairly large for the period too. I note that there is a huge (by modern standards) gap between crown and case. I've seen this in family pieces of the era too. I guess convenient winding was the aim, as quality was obviously superb.
These vintage pieces exude character that can't be captured today!