Cera Turquoise Winding KeyThe Story: This Victorian pocket watch winding key from the late 1800s features turquoise stone with hand embossed details. This little key would have originally been used to manually wind and keep your pocket watch in time. This piece was originally made and sourced in England. This 10k gold pocket watch winding key measures 1 in height. If you would like a swivel clasp added to your charm, click here to add to your cart. THE HISTORY: The very first

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