Hunter Case Pocket Watch PW14

The Watch

The brand Rapport London, a pioneer in the world of pocket watches, takes pride in its quality craftsmanship. Its models blend vintage style with timeless elegance - guaranteed to win you over. Exceptionally refined, the Hunter Case Pocket Watch PW14 delivers a distinctive look for any occasion. It features a round gold-plated case with a polished finish that brings a brilliant shine to every outfit. Its dimensions are perfectly sized to slip into any pocket, with a diameter of 50 millimeters. A sumptuous snap-shut cover adds charm to this timepiece - also gold-plated and adorned with stunning engravings - protecting the watch from scratches. A mineral crystal provides a second layer of protection, shielding the dial from shocks and scratches. The traditional crown at three o'clock allows for manual winding of the watch's 3 hands. Beautifully detailed, it is surrounded by a ring making it easy to attach your chain. The case back features a display window through which you can admire the watch's mechanical movement.

The Dial

Bright and clean, a white, round dial sits at the heart of this watch. It features three black pear-shaped hands that sweep gracefully across the dial, displaying hours, minutes, and seconds. The hour markers are rendered in black Roman numerals around the dial's edge. A discreet black minute track adds further precision to time reading. Elegant gold dots are placed above each index. Finally, the brand places its signature below the 12 o'clock index, notes the 17 jewels above the 6 o'clock index, and displays "Est 1898" on either side of that same index.

The Movement

At its heart beats a mechanical movement. With its 17 jewels, it reliably and precisely drives the three hands on the dial, delivering a quality analog display.

The Chain

Rapport London includes a gold-toned chain with this pocket watch. It attaches to the ring at three o'clock, allowing you to hook it wherever you like.

Water Resistance

This watch is decidedly not a water lover. Moisture is the worst enemy of its delicate mechanism - keep it dry at all costs. Rain or washing dishes? Fine. But skip the showers, baths, pool sessions, and deep-sea adventures. This one's happiest on dry land.