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Roger Smith Series 2 Pink Gold Wristwatch

ProbableCredible evidence exists but classification is not fully established.

Record status

Individual type · partial

Period

2011

Dating to 2011, this Roger Smith Series 2 wristwatch is housed in a 40mm 18K pink gold case mounted on a black crocodile leather strap. The silvered dial features intricate engine-turned guilloché patterning, a brushed chapter ring displaying black Roman numerals, an off-centre subsidiary seconds dial at 6 o'clock, and an up/down power reserve sector situated between 10 and 11 o'clock.

The auction house reports a manual-wind in-house calibre numbered 30-C and engraved 'MMXI', featuring 28 jewels, a single wheel co-axial escapement, and a hand-engraved barrel bridge and balance cock.

Evidence at a glance

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Technical characteristics

Type
Hand-wound wristwatch
Year
2011
Calibre
Manual, in-house caliber with single wheel co-axial escapement, 28 jewels
Dimensions
40mm diameter
Case Material
18K pink gold
Movement Number
30-C, movement further engraved “MMXI”
Maker / attribution
Roger Smith

Design

Visible features
• Multi-pattern engine-turned guilloché dial with central basketweave decoration • Brushed outer chapter ring bearing black Roman numeral hour indicators and outer dot markers • Subsidiary seconds dial at 6 o'clock with distinct engine-turned pattern and pink gold hand • Sector power reserve indication between 10 and 11 o'clock marked 'U' and 'D' • Polished 18K pink gold case, stepped bezel, straight lugs, and fluted winding crown
Dial and Case Construction
The watch is encased in 18K pink gold measuring 40mm in diameter, styled with straight lugs, a stepped bezel, and a fluted winding crown. The auction listing reports that it is fitted with a crocodile strap and an 18K pink gold Roger W. Smith pin buckle. Visual examination of the dial reveals multi-pattern engine-turned guilloché work, including central basketweave decoration, bordered by a brushed outer chapter ring with black Roman numerals and dot markers. A subsidiary seconds dial is positioned at 6 o'clock, alongside a sector power reserve display located between 10 and 11 o'clock with 'U' and 'D' markings.
Reported Movement and Internal Mechanics
According to cataloguing details, the timepiece is powered by a manual-wind in-house calibre featuring 28 jewels and a single wheel co-axial escapement. The movement is catalogued under number 30-C and is stated to bear the engraving 'MMXI'. The auction cataloguing further notes a commission featuring hand-engraving on the barrel bridge and balance cock. As the case back and movement are not depicted in the provided photograph, these technical details, engravings, and signatures remain based on source statements rather than direct visual observation.
Cataloguing Context and Accompanying Material
Offered under the heading 'Property from the Original Owner', the watch is catalogued with matching movement and case numbers of 30-C, with 2011 identified as the start year in the documentation. The lot includes a Roger W. Smith Ownership and Service History booklet, travel pouch, key, fitted wooden presentation box, and outer packaging. Specific maker hallmarks and signatures on the case back and buckle are catalogued as present ('Signed Case, dial, movement and buckle signed') but are not verified in the front-facing image.

Identification

Reference
Series 2
Serial number
30-C
Source note
Facts transcribed from the linked source listing or collection record. Attribution and specifications are source-reported and have not been independently authenticated.

Catalogue references

No catalogue numbers recorded. Numbers are only published once transcribed from a verified edition of a standard catalogue — they are never inferred.

Research required

  • Research required: Movement, case back, and buckle are not visible in the provided image; details rely on auction cataloguing.
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