Robert Roskell Pocket watch, Massey lever, 1829

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The Robert Roskell pocket watch with Massey Lever mechanism, made in 1829, is one of the finest examples of 19th century British mechanical watches. Made by Robert Roskell, one of the most renowned watchmakers in Liverpool, this watch is not only a timepiece but also a work of art that demonstrates the sophistication of design and craftsmanship.
🧭 Watch Specifications
Mechanism: The watch uses the Massey Lever mechanism, a type of escapement developed by Edward Massey in the early 19th century. This mechanism improves the accuracy and durability of the watch compared to traditional escapements.
Material: The watch is crafted from high-quality materials, with a silver case and a white enamel dial, decorated with Roman numerals and gold-plated hour, minute and second hands.
Size: The watch is about 51mm in diameter, in line with the pocket watch style of that period.
Features: In addition to the timekeeping function, the watch is also equipped with additional features such as a calendar and a stop-seconds function, allowing the user to measure time more accurately.