Pocket Watch Mechanical Hunter Men's
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- Two lids one gesture
- Two protective covers
- Wound by hand
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Men's Roman Numeral Pocket Watch — Elegance with a Lid
The men's roman numeral pocket watch does not slip into the pocket like a mere timekeeper: it settles there with the quiet certainty of something conceived to endure. The double hunter case opens in two movements, revealing a silver-tone dial where roman numerals trace time in the manner of a stone sundial. The winding crown, firm beneath the thumb, grants access to the workings of a mechanical movement with manual winding — a mechanics without battery, without circuit, sustained by the sole logic of gears. The moon index, positioned at the lower dial, adds a discreet astronomical reading to the whole. To hold this elegant men's pocket watch between one's fingers is to understand in an instant why certain objects traverse the centuries without aging.
The Art of Distinction
- To wear a double-lidded pocket watch is to mark a voluntary pause in time — a gesture that enforces slowness and attention.
- A collector's piece to be passed down, it carries within it the memory of a way of making that cannot be improvised: each daily winding renews the bond.
- Thirty-six hours of mechanical autonomy: enough to forget the hour of the last winding, and just sufficient to sustain a morning ritual.
- The joint presence of the double lid and moon phase on the same roman numeral dial places this timekeeper in a register that few contemporary objects still occupy.
Specifications
| TYPE | Double hunter (double lid) |
|---|---|
| MOVEMENT | Mechanical |
| WINDING | Manual |
| STYLE | Classic / Luxury |
| GENRE | Men |
| COLOUR | Silver-tone |
How to Wear the Men's Roman Numeral Pocket Watch?
The natural register for this luxury roman numeral pocket watch is that of the three-piece suit: the chain threaded through the waistcoat buttonhole, the case resting in the breast pocket. For a freer silhouette, tailored trousers and a flannel jacket suffice to do it honour. Enthusiasts of more pronounced aesthetics will find in Victorian-inspired attire — aged leather, mandarin collar shirt, double-breasted waistcoat — a particularly fitting setting. To explore other lidded cases with roman dial, the steel roman pocket watch offers a carefully finished steel alternative.
A Gift of Character
To give a men's double hunter pocket watch is to choose a gift unlike any other — for a milestone birthday, a well-deserved promotion, or Valentine's Day when words struggle to suffice. Its closed case, its discreet ticking, its dial that opens like a shared secret make it an object to give with intention. For an occasion that calls for a different gesture, the flip lid watch constitutes an alternative with a more refined style.
Frequently Asked Questions
How does the mechanical movement of this pocket watch function?
The movement is entirely mechanical with manual winding: no battery, no electronic circuit. The winding crown, operated by hand, tensions the mainspring which then releases its energy in a manner regulated by the escapement. The stated autonomy is thirty-six hours after complete winding.
What is the recommended maintenance frequency for this timekeeper?
A mechanical movement with manual winding benefits from being serviced by a watchmaker every three to five years: cleaning of gears, replacement of lubricants, verification of case sealing. Between these services, storage protected from humidity and shocks is sufficient to preserve proper functioning.
Does this watch keep well over the long term as a collector's piece?
A properly maintained mechanical movement can function for several decades. For long-term preservation, it is advisable to wind it and rotate it regularly rather than leaving it stationary. A closed case protects the dial from ultraviolet rays and dust.

The gesture that sets you apart
Opening the case, checking the time, closing it again — a rare gesture, one that never goes unnoticed. At Univers Gousset, we only select pieces worthy of it.
The gift that never goes out of style
A present that won't end up forgotten in a drawer. Every watch leaves in its own case, ready to be given — and built to last long after it's opened.
The mechanism that doesn't cheat
Beneath the case, a real movement — gears built to last, not to look good in a photo. That's the difference between a watch and an accessory.








