These silver watches were manufactured more than 100 years ago by the famous Russian firm Pavel Bure. This company belonged to the grandfather of the famous Russian hockey player Pavel Bure. Bure's watch was very popular in the late 19th century, it was a very prestigious business. Watches of this brand were even at the last Russian Emperor Nicholas. For this reason, all the watches of this brand were written that this company is a supplier of the court of the Russian emperor.This watch belonged to my friend's grandfather. They are now more than 100 years old, but they continue to work properly.
Old watches are so cool. Amasing, that many still work, a century later, as well as when they were new.
Wow that's amazing! Another proof that most of the things made in the past are with better quality.
Great pictures, thanks for posting :)
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Now that's quality craftsmanship. When I clicked on this, I thought the hockey player was making watches now. 😀
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