A set of watchmaker's tools from the turn of the century, comprising four precision tools used for fine assembly, adjustment, and cutting work: - A small steel watchmaker's adjustable wrench with adjustment wheel — A brass spring compass (eight numbers) with a central adjusting screw, allowing control of center distances or internal diameters. — A fine watchmaker's file mounted on a handle sheathed in brass and ebonite , typical of Belle Époque workshops. — A small bench saw with a varnished wooden handle and brass reinforcement , equipped with a hanging hook, intended for cutting soft metals and axles.
✦ Origin: Watchmaker's workshop, France ✦ Period: Early 20th century ✦ Dimensions: from 8.5 to 25 cm depending on the tool ✦ Material: Steel, brass, varnished wood, ebonite ✦ Condition: Very good used condition, authentic patina, functional and complete
A collection of technical tools ideal for a workshop display case or mechanical cabinet of curiosities.
