Full Hunter PW54 Pocket Watch

The Watch

The family-owned house Rapport London showcases its watchmaking expertise at the heart of its pocket watches. The brand presents a chic, vintage timepiece belonging to the Full Hunter line. It features a rounded case with a gold-plated finish. Its polished surface catches the light beautifully with every wear. It highlights the crown set at 3 o'clock. This classic element lets you effortlessly adjust the time indicators displayed on the dial. The dial itself is protected by a mineral crystal, optimizing your analog reading while shielding against everyday knocks. This exquisite model features a plain snap-on case back, perfect for personalization.

The Dial

Express your retro and classic style with this pocket jewelry timepiece. It features a white dial that beautifully highlights the two black Breguet-style hands and a matching slender seconds hand. These elements sweep across the dial to display hours, minutes, and seconds respectively. The analog time display is further refined by black Roman numerals and a railway minute track defined by delicate dots. Its clean aesthetic is underscored by its choice of time indicators. The watchmaker signs this timepiece beneath the 12 o'clock index and notes the movement type at the bottom of the dial with the inscription "Mec movt". The number of jewels integrated into the mechanism is also indicated at 6 o'clock.

The Movement

This pocket timepiece is powered by a mechanical movement. It features 17 jewels, ensuring robustness and precision in displaying hours, minutes, and seconds.

The Chain

This stunning pocket watch comes with a gold-tone chain. It attaches at the crown and lets you coordinate the watch with any outfit.

Water Resistance

Unfortunately, this watch is no sports enthusiast or water lover. Water is the worst enemy of its delicate mechanism, and our team strongly advises keeping it away from baths! You can wear it in the rain or while doing the dishes, but please don't take it in the shower, the bath, the pool, or anywhere near the ocean - it much prefers to stay dry!