Otis Patent . Savonette . Laminato oro . 1900 - 1850-1900

Otis patent Savonette watches refer to pocket watches with a protective hunter-case design, where the dial is covered by a hinged metal lid, popular in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Laminato oro indicates an application of gold layering or plating on the case, offering luxurious appearance without the cost of solid gold. Produced around 1900, such pocket watches often feature intricate mechanical movements and classic design cues, serving as elegant timekeeping accessories and status symbols of their era. Collectors appreciate these pieces for their craftsmanship, historical significance, and ornamental appeal within horological history.