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292-4122 Pocket watch: technically interesting timepiece for the Chinese market, virgule escapement/center seconds/diablotine, c. 1780 Ca. Ø57mm, ca. 95g, silver case, signature PM 21669, interesting full plate movement with virgule escapement, very well-preserved enamel dial with jumping center seconds (half-second jumps) and flashing quarter-second, gold hands, movement intact, rare. The complication of a flashing quarter-second is extremely rare in such an early watch, particularly in combination with the already rare virgule escapement. The invention of the flashing second is attributed to Jaquet-Droz in 1777. This watch is likely to have been made shortly afterwards and is of great interest to collectors! now only: 3.000 €
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292-4123 Pocket watch: early deck watch with regulator dial and stop seconds, circa 1830 Ca. Ø62.5mm, ca. 193g, silver, dome signed ‘Francois Allegre & Fils à Toulon’, a lever beneath the bezel to stop the seconds, fine cylinder movement, signed and numbered enamel dial, No. 16, Breguet hands, in working order and well preserved, very rare. The watch is certainly comparable to the rare deck chronometers with regulator dials, which did not always have a chronometer escapement, but some also featured cylinder escapements or duplex escapements. now only: 2.500 €
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292-4124 Pocket watch: rare, extremely heavy Barraud chronometer No. 9274, ca. 1815 Approx. 65 mm in diameter, ca. 171 g, silver case, case and movement both numbered 9274, distinctive spring-driven chronometer movement with a special chronometer balance wheel, enamelled dial marked ‘Chronometer’, steel hands, in working order. now only: 2.500 €
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Sold 292-4125 Pocket watch: significant chronometer, Barraud’s Earnshaw series, London c. 1803 Ca. 56 mm, ca. 159 g, later London silver case, extremely rare chronometer movement with Earnshaw’s sugar-tongs temperature compensation, spring detent escapement, signed Barraud 31/5815, original, signed and matching-numbered enamel dial, gold hands, in working order. This watch is one of only six known Barraud chronometers that can be said with a high degree of certainty to have been made by Earnshaw – the so-called Earnshaw series from 1803! Hammerprice: 3.500 €
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292-4126 Pocket watch/shaped watch: unusual Art Deco dress watch with an enamelled teardrop-shaped case, Mido brand, 1930s Ca. Ø47mm, ca. 55g, silver case, enamelled, very rare teardrop shape, case number 155962, movement number 259095, lever movement, silvered dial with Breguet numerals, attractive Art Deco hands, very good condition, in working order, rare. Provenance: Antiquorum, Geneva (https://www.cortrie.de/go/YoK). now only: 800 €
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Sold 292-4127 Pocket watch: extremely rare Art Deco dress watch with date, precision movement, E. Koehn Geneva, circa 1925 Ca. 45 mm in diameter, ca. 60 g, 18-carat white gold, signed Geneva calibre with 19 jewels, regulated in 8 positions, comparable in quality to Patek Philippe dress watches of the period, No. 88481, date window below the ‘12’, gold hands, in working order. Eduard Koehn was born in Germany in 1839, the son of Karl Koehn, purveyor to the court of the Duchy of Saxe-Weimar-Eisenach. He studied at the watchmaking school in Geneva from 1859. He then began working as a junior watchmaker at Patek Philippe in 1861 and was appointed director after 15 years. In 1891, Edouard Koehn acquired the firm H.R. Ekegren. The commitment to quality that he had acquired during his many years at Patek Philippe was later reflected in the products he designed and manufactured himself. Hammerprice: 2.200 €
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Sold 292-4128 Pocket watch: highly attractive platinum dress watch set with sapphires, Movado circa 1925, Ca. 42 x 42 mm, ca. 59 g, solid octagonal platinum case, rim set with sapphires all round, signed precision lever movement with extremely rare fine adjustment, screw-mounted gold chatons, signed dial with blue numerals, particularly beautiful hands, in working order, rare. Hammerprice: 1.900 €
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Sold 292-4129 Pocket watch: exceptionally beautiful Geneva dress watch set with sapphires, c. 1920, Henry Capt Geneve Approx. 44 mm in diameter, ca. 46 g, extremely flat 18-carat white gold case, set with sapphires all round, super-flat lever movement, signed Henry Capt No. 10422, engine-turned dial with blue numerals, Breguet steel hands, high-quality, elegant Art Deco dress watch from one of Geneva’s finest watchmakers. Hammerprice: 1.400 €
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Sold 292-4130 Pocket watch: extremely rare IWC dress watch with chatelaine, white gold, 1947 Ca. Ø46.5 mm, 18K white gold, serial number 1388097, movement number 1311698, Calibre 95, silvered dial, white gold indexes set with baguette-cut diamonds, steel hands, accompanying very valuable 18K white gold chatelaine set with sapphires and diamonds, excellent condition, in working order, one of the rarest IWC dress watches with an accompanying chatelaine, total weight 85g! Hammerprice: 3.600 €
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Sold 292-4131 Pocket watch: elegant, ultra-slim Movado gold/enamel dress watch, circa 1920 Approx. 47 mm in diameter, approx. 55 g, 18-carat gold, two-tone enamelled, intricate engine-turned enamel of outstanding quality, so-called ‘knife-edge’ case as seen in Cartier watches, hand-wound, signed two-tone dial, steel hands, very good condition, movement intact, sensational quality. Hammerprice: 3.000 €
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Sold 292-4132 Pocket watch: exquisite gold and enamel dress watch in the Cartier style, probably circa 1920, erotic scene Approx. 45mm in diameter, approx. 52g, 18K gold, fine coin rim, very fine painting on the reverse, extremely rare scene, erotic scene, reflection in the water reveals that the lady is not wearing any underwear, high-quality lever movement, silvered dial, exceptional steel hands, in working order and very well preserved. Hammerprice: 3.000 €
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Sold 292-4133 Pocket watch: rare onyx/platinum/gold/diamond dress watch, presumably Cartier for Rozanés Madrid, circa 1920 Ca. Ø45mm, Case in onyx, platinum and 18K gold, with an enamelled bezel; the rim and bow are set with diamonds; typical Cartier crown set with stones; first-class lever movement, comparable to the finest Geneva movements; two numbers beneath the dial, one of which is presumably a reference to Cartier: 55441 and 017717, Dial bearing the dealer’s signature ‘Rozanés’, Breguet-style steel hands, in working order, well preserved, extremely rare. Rozanés was a historic jewellery and retail firm of the early 20th century that sold high-quality watches, jewellery and works of art (often in the Art Deco style), some of which were signed by leading master houses such as Cartier or manufactured specifically for the local market. The firm operated as a high-end retailer and signed dials or jewellery pieces with ‘Rozanès, Paris-Madrid’. Comparable watch by Cartier: 1. (https://www.cortrie.de/go/1Zm) Hammerprice: 2.700 €
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Sold 292-4134 Pocket watch: rare Art Deco dress watch by Omega, gold/platinum & enamel Approx. 49 x 46 mm, ca. 62 g, extremely solid and very distinctive three-part case, platinum rim serves as a fold-out stand, case, movement and dial signed, Omega lever movement, Calibre 35 ML, Cartier-style dial, brushed finish, Breguet hands, movement intact, very well preserved, extremely rare. Hammerprice: 3.400 €
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292-4135 Pocket watch: large gold Lepine with a rare ultra-flat Bagnolet calibre, Motta Frères, c. 1830 Ca. Ø45mm, ca. 41g, 18K gold, finest coin rim, magnificently chased on the reverse, à-goutte, dome signed No. 17050, Bagnolet with cylinder escapement and negative winding square, silvered dial, Breguet hands, with key!, it is rare for watches of this calibre to have a movement that is intact. now only: 2.400 €
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Sold 292-4136 Pocket watch: rare verge watch with calendar, André Hessen, Paris, circa 1780 Ca. Ø52 mm, ca. 94 g, solid 18-carat gold case, signed verge movement, signed enamel dial, off-centre time display, day of the week and date display, movement intact, cleaning recommended, renowned Parisian watchmaker. Hammerprice: 2.700 €
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292-4137 Pocket watch: an absolute rarity, shaped watch with magnifying glass, 18K gold, circa 1800 Ca. Ø31mm, ca. 28g, 18K gold, coin rim, flip-up magnifying glass on the reverse, with a relief scene beneath, verge escapement, enamelled dial, steel hands, excellent condition, movement intact. Unfortunately, the magnifying glass was damaged at some point and has been replaced with standard glass now only: 2.800 €
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Sold 292-4138 Pocket watch: large, early ‘Oignon’, Le Bon Paris, c. 1700 Approx. 59 mm in diameter, approx. 155 g, brass case, with traces of gilding on the inside, early verge movement circa 1700, signed ‘Le Bon Paris’, enamel dial in very good condition, also signed, pink gold hands, movement intact. Hammerprice: 2.000 €
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Sold 292-4139 Pocket watch: early, single-hand central winding ‘Oignon’ circa 1700, extremely rare case with stingray skin Approx. 57 mm in diameter, ca. 160 g, brass case covered with white stingray skin (extremely rare), gilt interior, signed ‘Gribelin Paris’ onion-shaped movement, early version circa 1690/1700, single-hand, very well-preserved enamelled dial, movement intact. Hammerprice: 2.500 €
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Sold 292-4140 Pocket watch: ‘Oignon’ circa 1710 in very good original condition, Charles Paris Approx. 59 mm in diameter, ca. 158 g, brass case with high relief, early ‘oignon’ movement, verge escapement, signed, particularly well-preserved cartouche dial and very fine original hands, exceptionally well-preserved and with the movement intact. Hammerprice: 2.800 €
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292-4141 Pocket watch: interesting early verge watch, circa 1735, PONCET à Pezenas Ca. 57 mm in diameter, ca. 139 g, silver case with relief decoration, early verge movement with a tall, steep fusee, signed silver dial, iron hands, movement intact, cleaning recommended. The signature is a mystery. Is this an early watch by the famous Jean François Poncet, from before his time in Dresden? From 1739, he was court watchmaker to Augustus III, King of Poland and Elector of Saxony, and later also Saxon Electoral Chamberlain and Inspector of the Green Vault in Dresden. now only: 2.500 €
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292-4142 Pocket watch: large London pocket watch with repoussé silver case, Arlaud, circa 1700 Ca. Ø58mm, ca. 138g, double silver case, outer case featuring a mythological scene, inner case plain, master's mark MF with a crown, signed, very early verge movement by Simon Arlaud, presumably the son of Henry Arlaud (1650–1685), silver dial also signed, very fine hands, movement starts running, cleaning/servicing required. now only: 2.400 €
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292-4143 Pocket watch: fine ‘onion’ style, c. 1715, court watchmaker Gaudron, Paris Ca. Ø62mm, ca. 162g, smooth silver case with an opening button in the pendant (rare), signed silver case with a magnificent silver bridge and silver pillars (very rare), verge escapement, enamelled dial with raised cartouches, iron hands, movement intact, a fine collector’s watch. now only: 2.600 €
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292-4144 Pocket watch: early English pocket watch with date, Antram London, circa 1700 Ca. Ø59mm, ca. 155g, magnificently crafted silver case, double case, inner case smooth, case and movement bear the same number 284, master's mark LD, magnificent early verge movement with rare tulip-shaped pillars and diamond endstone, signed Joseph Antram London, original Silver dial also signed, date window, iron hands, movement intact. Joseph Antram worked as a respected watchmaker in London from 1700 to 1723. From around 1696, he served an apprenticeship as a watchmaker with Charles Gretton and was admitted to the Clockmakers’ Company in 1706. At the same time, he became a member and watchmaker to King George I. now only: 2.600 €
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Sold 292-4145 Pocket watch: early gold double-cased verge watch, Binsse à Nantes, c. 1760 Ca. Ø52mm, ca. 102g, protective case covered with very fine-quality snakeskin, heavy Louis XV gold case set with gemstones, signed mainplate, Louis XV enamel dial, original hour hand, minute hand old but restored, movement intact. Hammerprice: 2.800 €
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292-4146 Pocket watch for the Ottoman market with repeater, George Prior, London, c. 1800 Ca. Ø55mm, ca. 133g, pierced double case, Leton, outer case covered in leather, bell, original dome, signed verge movement with quarter-hour repeater, No. 25685, signed enamel dial, gold hands, well preserved, movement intact. now only: 2.200 €
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292-4147 Pocket watch: exceptionally large 4-colour gold verge watch with a rare relief design, circa 1780 Ca. Ø49mm, ca. 69g, 18K gold, set with gemstones on both sides, verge escapement, perfectly preserved enamel dial, Breguet hands, excellent condition; the movement requires servicing (the winding mechanism is stiff) as it has been stored in a safe for decades. The almost identical sister watch is illustrated in Eugene Jaquet and Alfred Chapuis’s *La Montre Suisse*, Collection Robert à Fountainmelon. The manufacturer is Coulin et Amy Bry, Geneva! now only: 3.000 €
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Sold 292-4148 Pocket watch: large Geneva ceremonial pocket watch with repeater, ‘Patron Geneve’, c. 1780 Ca. Ø47.5mm, ca. 82g, 18-carat gold, three-colour finish, relief scene, set with gemstones on both sides, bell, signed verge movement with quarter-hour repeater, signed enamel dial, movement intact, bell probably not original, good overall condition, striking mechanism requires adjustment. Hammerprice: 3.100 €
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Sold 292-4149 Wristwatch: historically interesting LeCoultre pilot’s watch, used by German paratroopers at Monte Cassino in 1944 Ca. Ø31mm, metal case, serial number 183679, hand-wound calibre 463, black dial, luminous hands, leather strap, in working order. The watch belonged to a German paratrooper who wore it during operations at Monte Cassino in 1944. The watch has remained in the family’s possession to this day. The battles at Monte Cassino consisted of four separate Allied offensive operations aimed at breaking through the German defensive line known as the ‘Gustav Line’ between 17 January and 18 May 1944. Due to their duration of four months, they are regarded as one of the longest battles of the Second World War, with heavy casualties on both sides. Hammerprice: 1.200 €
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Sold 292-4150 Wristwatch: sought-after Lemania Tg 195 military chronograph, Swedish military, 1950s Approx. Ø40mm, steel, screw-down case back with Swedish military markings, serial number 57/1813 (57 presumably the year of manufacture), hand-wound LWO 2225 movement, original black dial, original hands (luminous material on the hands only partially intact), measurable radioactivity, in working order and in very good condition. The so-called TG 195 is arguably one of the rarest military watches produced by Lemania. Not much is known about this watch. It was manufactured in the 1950s for the Swedish Air Force. What makes it special is a rather unusual zero-reset mechanism for precise time-setting. During normal operation, the central seconds hand runs continuously. If you press the upper pusher at 2 o’clock, the seconds hand automatically resets to zero and the crown pops out. However, as intended, the entire movement also stops (!) The watch only starts running again once you push the crown back in. This allows for precise time setting. Hammerprice: 4.500 €
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Sold 292-4151 Wristwatch: early Pavel Buhre chronograph, manufactured for Russia (military) around 1915 Ca. Ø48mm, original silver case with pressed back, Russian silver hallmark, No. 268426, fine precision lever movement with chronograph, inscribed in Cyrillic, signed enamel dial with 60-minute counter, steel hands, in working order and well preserved, rare. Hammerprice: 1.200 €
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