Full hunter Pocket watch, Joseph Johnson, 1856

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Joseph Johnson's Full Hunter pocket watch, made around 1856, is one of the most iconic examples of 19th-century British watches. Joseph Johnson was a prominent watchmaker in Liverpool, England, operating from 1814 to 1851, with his business address at 25 Church Street, Liverpool. After his death in 1827, his work was continued by his family until at least 1857.
🕰️ Specifications
Case type: Full Hunter – metal case with a protective cover over the dial, usually silver or gold, with a diameter of about 50–55mm.

Movement: Manually wound mechanical, usually using a fusee & chain mechanism with a detached lever escapement.

Dial: White porcelain with Roman numerals, the watch hands are usually made of steel or gold.

Case material: Usually sterling silver or 18K gold, with elaborate engravings.

Breath: Long and durable, often used in railway clocks.