Description
A fine antique English silver cased full hunter fusee pocket watch, hallmarked London 1854 and fitted with an attractive gilt fusee movement signed J. Rogers, London. The watch is in good working order, winds smoothly and runs. It retains its original white enamel dial with Roman numerals and elegant hands. A key is included.

The case presents well overall with surface wear to the silver and light age-related marks.

Brief Maker History
John Rogers was a London-based watchmaker active during the mid-19th century, producing traditional English key-wound fusee movements known for their durability and decorative finishing. Fusee movements were widely regarded as the pinnacle of precision timekeeping in the era before mass-produced Swiss movements became dominant.

Key Details

• Full hunter silver case
• Hallmarked London, 1854
• Case maker: Richard Forman
• Gilt fusee movement signed “J. Rogers, London”
• Key wound (key included)
• White enamel dial with Roman numerals
• Front cover push button release (front does not spring open)
• Case front engraved with initial “F”
• Working and ticking at time of listing

Dimensions

• Case diameter: approx. 52.5mm

Condition

• Running and ticking
• Dial in good condition with light age-related marks
• Case in good antique condition with surface scratches and patina
  
• Front cover release may require attention (likely worn spring)
• Unrestored example

Important Notes (Vintage Watch Disclaimer)
This is a vintage mechanical pocket watch. While it is currently running, accuracy cannot be guaranteed. Service history is unknown, and a professional service is recommended for regular use. Sold as a vintage collectible rather than a modern precision timepiece.

Summary
A handsome mid-19th century English silver fusee pocket watch with a classic full hunter case, ideal for collectors of early English horology or as a characterful antique timepiece.

As usual, this item will be packaged carefully and dispatched with tracking. International shipping is available upon request.