Antique Deakin & Francis 9ct Gold Pocket Knife Bracelet Of course the watch’s most

Of course the watch’s most unusual feature is the layer of orange lucite sat upon the stainless steel base

The inside of the case back bears bold import and assay marks for London 1974 while the outside of the case

was purchased in Selfridges London in 2016

The stunning solid 9ct gold case features a wonderfully executed ‘bark’ finish bezel reminiscent of Andrew Grima’a ‘Teak’ watch from his ‘About Time’ collection

A crazy cool 1970s Dunhill ‘Dome Top’ Rollagas butane lighter

Antique Deakin & Francis 9ct Gold Pocket Knife Bracelet Of course the watch’s mostAn exceptional solid 9ct yellow gold twin blade fruit pocket knife by Englands oldest family jeweller Deakin & Francis This antique piece, featuring twin bails and an intricate guilloch finish, was assayed in Birmingham in 1923 (indicated by bold hallmark both sides of the gold casing) The blades extend from the casing by twisting the corresponding bails clockwise. Ingenious! The bails will also allow for the knife to be worn on a chain through the