Presenting a distinguished J.W. Benson sterling silver open-faced pocket watch, renowned for its superb craftsmanship and excellent running condition. The pristine white enamel dial, signed by J.W. Benson—a prestigious Victorian London watchmaker and jeweler to royalty—features striking black Arabic numerals, elegant blued steel spade hands, and a subsidiary seconds dial positioned at six o'clock. Encircled by an outer minute track, the dial exudes timeless charm.

This refined timepiece is powered by a 15-jewel stem-winding movement, expertly crafted for J.W. Benson by the esteemed Cyma Tavannes. The sterling silver case, fully hallmarked on both the back and the inner movement cover, measures 50mm (2 inches) in diameter, offering a substantial yet elegant presence. The outer case remains in fine condition, understated and unembellished, enhancing the watch’s classic appeal.

Dating from the 1930s, this vintage English pocket watch is a sophisticated accessory that any gentleman will appreciate for both its beauty and functionality.

JW Benson originated in 1847 founded by JW Benson and Samuel W Benson.  They were regarded as one of Victorian London’s most prestigious retail jewellers, and they also manufactured their own watch movements.  The boasted an elite client base consisting of both British and European royalty and including the King of Siam, the King of Portugal, the king of Denmark, the Emperor of Japan, the Tsar of Russia and the King of Greece. JW Benson also supplied watches to Queen Victoria and the Prince of Wales.  

• Sterling Silver
• 15 Jewel
• Circa 1930s