Diplomatic tunic/coat from the embassy in London

[wewelsburg]

His coat I believe also has the diplomatic insignia on the sleeve.Of note button configurations differ greatly on waistcoats such as these.I have a Luftwaffe one and depending on the size I believe the placemnt is differenet,some are at an angle some straight down etc,as for the button type Im not sure.Not sure if yours is the standard Diplomatic type waistcoat either buttons are odd an insignia is not eveident,but being prewar insignia may not be prevelant yet,Im not an expert on early Diplomatic uniforms either.Maybe someone else can chime in..Love that Clock!!!

[Military]

Looks like a russian made clock?

[Jon. H]

Looks like a russian made clock?

It is made by "Waterbury Clock Company USA" It
exists today, only now it's called "Timex Group"

[Erich B.]

The coat is a civilian evening dress tail coat dating from the 1890s to the early 1900s and most likely from the US. The clock, as noted, is also US and from the 1880s-1900. It's unlikely that these would be from an embassy unless it was an American embassy.
Erich

[Jon. H]

The coat is a civilian evening dress tail coat dating from the 1890s to the early 1900s and most likely from the US. The clock, as noted, is also US and from the 1880s-1900. It's unlikely that these would be from an embassy unless it was an American embassy.
Erich

Ok, thank you!
I actually got some documentation with them, but i guess they where made
in newer time just to increase the value...

[wewelsburg]

My suspicion too Erich,cut is completely different.

[Jon. H]

My suspicion too Erich,cut is completely different.

I was almost shure that the story was crap, i bought both items for 100usd.
And the clocks works perfectly!