What do these hallmarks mean / thanks

tb303uk · Post by **tb303uk** » Mon Oct 10, 2005 8:49 am

this hallmark is found on the inside of the back of a ww1 watch, does any body know the marks.

this picture is the back cover of the watch

frenchie_myriam · Post by **frenchie_myriam** » Tue Oct 11, 2005 4:45 pm

Hello there, The standing bear is the hallmark for Switzerland used between 1882 and 1934 and this matches with the square hallmark with 0.925 because it is the title for the silver. FX & R is the marker's mark, unfortunately I cannot trace it. Could you also please let me know what is exactly the mark below 5536495. If it is a letter it could tell in which Swiss city, this watch has been assayed. If you send me this information I shall let you know.

Hope this has helped. Best Regards. Myriam

tb303uk · Post by **tb303uk** » Wed Oct 12, 2005 7:53 am

Hi, Myriam
Thank you for your response to my post,
the mark bellow the case number is of a capitol letter ' H '.
i have traced the numbers of the movement and the case of this watch
to the maufactuers , Omega who confirmd the watch left their factory on t april 1916, for a store in ireland. ,
thanks for your help ,i am trying to find as much as possible about this watch and since monday have learnt a good deal,
thanks again
yours

Graham