I'm selling my collection of vintage watches to declutter. I'll try to describe them as accurately as possible, but since they are old, there may be aspects that can't be fully explained in words. Please feel free to ask any questions or leave comments. I haven't checked the daily accuracy, but there are no delays or advances of several minutes that would be a problem for daily use. This is a converted wristwatch based on a vintage pocket watch manufactured around the 1910s. The movement is hand-wound, and the case is gold-plated. It's a rare and exquisite piece with a Breguet-style double-sided skeleton design and beautiful engraving. Parts seem to have been replaced with dead stock parts as needed. There is a noticeable discoloration on part of the case (photo 6), which may be unavoidable considering its age, but I hope someone who appreciates this as part of its character will purchase it.