Antique late 19th century .800 silver pocket watch, featuring a detailed presentation engraving dated June 15, 1885 in Berlin.

This watch was awarded in recognition of five years of service to Johann Mildbrett by the Neue Berliner Pferdebahn Gesellschaft (Berlin horse-drawn railway company), making it a unique historical piece from the early days of urban transportation.

The watch features a white enamel dial with Roman numerals, ornate hands, and a sub-seconds dial. The case is marked 800 silver, and the movement is a mechanical Swiss-style movement with “Avance / Retarde” regulator.

Condition:

• Winds, sets, and is currently running

• Accuracy and service history unknown

• Dial shows noticeable spotting, discoloration, and wear consistent with age (see photos)

• Case shows patina, surface wear, and tarnish

• Movement appears clean and complete

Details:

• Material: .800 silver case

• Movement: Mechanical (keyless wind)

• Markings: 800M, serial number present

• Circa: 1885 (dated inscription)

• Approx. size: ~2 inches diameter

Historical Note:

The engraved inscription ties this watch to Berlin’s early horse-drawn railway system, adding collectible appeal beyond a standard antique pocket watch.

Please review all photos carefully for condition details.