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Presenting a rare Edwardian-era Swiss ladies wristwatch, likely made in the 1910s, featuring a 935 solid silver case and a manually wound LEXER-LEVER Swiss movement.
The watch is in full working condition, keeping accurate time. It has a charming vintage dial with Roman numerals, and the red “XII” adds a unique touch. The blued-steel hands provide classic elegance, and the original 12K gold-filled bracelet is stamped with its patent number and maker’s mark.
🛠️ Movement & Features:
• Manually wound Swiss movement
• Marked LEXER-LEVER
• Stamped “SWISS MADE”
• Traditional Swiss gear layout with visible crown and ratchet wheels
• Keeps time accurately
📌 Specifications:
• Case material: Solid 935 silver (fully hallmarked)
• Case back: Hinged, marked with serial number (191448)
• Bracelet: Stamped “12K GF” and PATENT 1964063
• Case diameter: 29.7 mm
• Lug-to-lug height: 28.1 mm
• Dial: White enamel with Roman numerals & red XII
• Hands: Blued steel
• Crown: Gold-tone
• Condition: Good vintage condition light wear/patina from age. Dial is clean. Movement runs well.
