Pocket Watch Mechanical Double Hunter-Case Engraved
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- An engraved gold shield
- Shield engraved on the lid
- Time frozen
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Engraved shield pocket watch: a golden moment frozen in time
In hand, this engraved shield pocket watch immediately reveals what traditional watchmaking knows how to preserve: an inhabited silence, a just weight, a golden presence that makes no apologies. The double hunter case, closed upon itself like a precious locket, conceals a dial whose every consultation becomes a deliberate gesture. Upon opening the first cover, the eye encounters the engraved motif — a man bearing his shield, a symbol of protection and constancy engraved on the gold-tone case. The second cover unveils the dial, framed by the warmth of gilded metal. The crown, discreet and firm, reminds us that this timepiece lives by manual energy, transmitted by the hand of the one who carries it. No haste here, only the slow and sovereign rhythm of a watch with character.
The art of distinction
- To carry this piece is to introduce into one's day a moment of withdrawal — the time to open both covers, to read the hour, to close the silence once more.
- Engraved in the golden mass, it crosses decades without aging: an object destined to be passed on, recognized, continued.
- The double cover protects the mineral crystal and dial from the vagaries of daily life, preserving the brilliance of the metal and the readability of the dial year after year.
- The shield motif, figured on the outer cover, makes each specimen a piece whose personal iconography is not found on a mass-produced watch.
Specifications
| TYPE | Double hunter (full-hunter double clapet) |
|---|---|
| MOVEMENT | Mechanical |
| STYLE | Luxury / Classic |
| GENDER | Men / Women |
| COLOR | Gold-tone |
How to wear a gold-tone pocket watch?
The men's gold-tone pocket watch finds its natural place in the pocket of a three-piece waistcoat, chain slipped through the buttonhole — ceremonial dress or business suit, the result is identical: an elegance that must be earned. For a more relaxed register, it pairs with a steampunk ensemble featuring a leather jacket and officer-collar shirt, in the spirit of pieces found on our bronze hunter model. In everyday wear, it can also slip into the inner pocket of a long coat, accessible by a discreet thread — presence without ostentation, revealed only at the chosen moment.
A gift of character
The engraved gold-tone pocket watch is given to those for whom time holds a value beyond urgency: a father whose memory one wishes to mark, a son entering adulthood, a loved one one wishes to accompany with a durable object. For Valentine's Day, it says what words cannot exhaust. Those seeking a different character may also consider the gold-tone locomotive pocket watch, for a more industrial character. Presented in its case, it is received like a confidence.
Frequently asked questions
How does the mechanism of this double hunter pocket watch work?
This is a mechanical movement with manual winding. The crown, located on the edge of the case, actuates the barrel by winding the spring. This daily or twice-daily gesture powers the gears without battery or cell. The winding frequency depends on the power reserve specific to the caliber.
What maintenance does a gold-tone pocket watch with cover worn regularly require?
Gentle wiping with a non-abrasive cloth is sufficient for routine maintenance of the gilded case. For the movement, a watchmaking service every five to ten years allows cleaning and lubricating the gears. Avoid prolonged exposure to humidity and direct shocks to the case.
Does this engraved gold-tone pocket watch keep well over the long term?
Stored away from direct light and humidity — ideally in its original case — the gilding and engravings resist time well. A mechanical movement unused for several years will benefit from service before being put back into operation, to preserve the internal lubrication components.

An engraving you keep looking at
Even before you open it, the carved cover catches the eye. You hold it like a keepsake locket.
Gold-tone double hunter, fully engraved
A gold-tone case with two covers, raised relief work across the front and a hand-wound mechanical movement.
A statement piece to pass down
A watch like no other: the memorable gift for a birthday, a wedding or a big achievement.








