What’s inside 1700’s watch?

William Pridgin verge fusee pocket watch, late 18th century. Documented watchmaker William Pridgin apprenticed to William Thornton in 1756 and became a Freeman in 1778. Paired brass case (gold gilded), studded leather outer case, measures 48mm wide; weighs 80.4 grams. Serial # 788. Watch winds up and is running. Thick, high dome glass "bullseye" crystal still in good shape.
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Where is the battery? I didn't see it .......

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I wonder what bar water resistance it’s tested to😂

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The pocket watch featured in this video is an exquisite display of horological mastery. The intricate design and impeccable craftsmanship highlight the fine artistry and precision engineering behind this timeless piece. Watching it in motion is a testament to the enduring beauty and sophistication of traditional timekeeping. Truly mesmerizing! ⌚✨ #HorologicalElegance

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