A rare early 20th century Russian-market wristwatch created as a collaboration between H. Moser & Cie and Alexander Fuld, the master silversmith to the Russian Imperial Court. This impressive piece combines a Swiss precision timepiece with an exceptionally made silver case and a fully stamped bimetallic articulated bracelet, giving it strong historical and collectible appeal.
The watch is understood to have been produced to commemorate the 1913 Romanov Tercentenary Jubilee, a major celebration marking 300 years of the Romanov dynasty. The dial is signed H. Moser & Cie and features Arabic numerals with a red 12 and subsidiary seconds at 6 o’clock, a configuration typical of period wristwatches. The hinged case and bracelet construction reflect the transitional era when wristwatches were evolving from pocket-watch forms, making this a particularly characterful example with genuine period presence.
Offered in original condition, this is a standout piece of Russian-imperial associated horology, pairing elite Swiss watchmaking with notable Russian court silversmithing.
Dimensions
Case Size: 36 mm
Weight: 54.8 g
Specifications
Maker/Signed: H. Moser & Cie (dial signed)
Collaboration: Alexander Fuld (master silversmith to the Russian Imperial Court)
Period/Era: Early 20th Century, c. 1913
Commemorative Context: 1913 Jubilee (Romanov Tercentenary) (stated)
Movement: Manual winding
Case Material: Silver (stated)
Bracelet: Bimetallic articulated bracelet, fully stamped (stated)
Crystal: Plexiglass (stated)
Dial: White dial with Arabic numerals, red 12, subsidiary seconds
Type: Vintage Russian-market wristwatch
Condition Report
An attractive, original example with genuine vintage character. Running at the time of assessment, it is offered in honest original condition with light surface marks to the case and bracelet in keeping with its age a service can simply refresh it to its best. A characterful piece ready to wear and enjoy.
A rare early 20th century Russian-market wristwatch created as a collaboration between H. Moser & Cie and Alexander Fuld, the master silversmith to the Russian Imperial Court. This impressive piece combines a Swiss precision timepiece with an exceptionally made silver case and a fully stamped bimetallic articulated bracelet, giving it strong historical and collectible appeal.
The watch is understood to have been produced to commemorate the 1913 Romanov Tercentenary Jubilee, a major celebration marking 300 years of the Romanov dynasty. The dial is signed H. Moser & Cie and features Arabic numerals with a red 12 and subsidiary seconds at 6 o’clock, a configuration typical of period wristwatches. The hinged case and bracelet construction reflect the transitional era when wristwatches were evolving from pocket-watch forms, making this a particularly characterful example with genuine period presence.
Offered in original condition, this is a standout piece of Russian-imperial associated horology, pairing elite Swiss watchmaking with notable Russian court silversmithing.
Dimensions
Case Size: 36 mm
Weight: 54.8 g
Specifications
Maker/Signed: H. Moser & Cie (dial signed)
Collaboration: Alexander Fuld (master silversmith to the Russian Imperial Court)
Period/Era: Early 20th Century, c. 1913
Commemorative Context: 1913 Jubilee (Romanov Tercentenary) (stated)
Movement: Manual winding
Case Material: Silver (stated)
Bracelet: Bimetallic articulated bracelet, fully stamped (stated)
Crystal: Plexiglass (stated)
Dial: White dial with Arabic numerals, red 12, subsidiary seconds
Type: Vintage Russian-market wristwatch
Condition Report
An attractive, original example with genuine vintage character. Running at the time of assessment, it is offered in honest original condition with light surface marks to the case and bracelet in keeping with its age a service can simply refresh it to its best. A characterful piece ready to wear and enjoy.
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