A pocket watch with a "Tissot" porcelain dial.
Watch with two decks, including an outer one in 585 sample gold weighing 9.8g. Massive envelope in gold sample 585.
The watch manufactory was founded in 1893 by Fritz Moeri and Albert Jeanneret under the name Moeri Jeanneret. It was one of the largest manufacturers of pocket watches with a very high standard of quality. In addition, wristwatches and stopwatches and chronographs were produced. During World War II, service watches for the Wehrmacht were also produced .
Fritz Moeri was undoubtedly a very creative and innovative watchmaker, as the CH 4872 patent of his name for a chronograph with a digital timer display appeared as early as 1892.
The company name "Montre Moeris" appeared in 1920.
In 1970 the company was acquired by Tissot, and in 1980 Tissot-Le Locle took over the Moeris division.
Manual mechanism, on movement.
14k gold, dimensions: diameter 49 mm, diameter including crown 59 mm, overall weight 80.4 g.
