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Sold 292-4004 Pocket watch for the Chinese market, circa 1850, signed ‘Bovet Fleurier’ Ca. Ø56mm, ca. 106g, silver case with Chinese signature, glazed movement, signed, richly decorated Fleurier movement with long lever and mock pendulum, enamel dial, steel hands, center seconds, in working order. Hammerprice: 600 €
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Sold 292-4041 Pocket watch: very rare pocket watch with calculator scales, Meyrat & Perdrizet patent, circa 1890 Ca. Ø61mm, original nickel case, signed Meyrat & Perdrizet, glazed movement, cylinder escapement, enamel dial, 2 rotating calculator scales, movement intact and well preserved, mainspring still works but urgently needs servicing, very rare. The watch is identical to all other watches of this type manufactured by Alse Beaudroit Fabricant, Seloncourt (Doubs), under the patent registered by Meyrat & Perdrizet for their watches with calculators. See the Antiquorum auctions: New York, 20 June 1988, lot 25, and Geneva, 17 October 1993, lot 34. There are two versions, with and without center seconds. Meyrat & Perdrizet was a French partnership of inventors who became renowned for their groundbreaking development of the first pocket watch with an integrated calculating disc (the equivalent of a slide rule). This invention is regarded as the direct historical precursor to modern slide-rule watches (such as the famous Breitling Navitimer). It enabled engineers, scientists and merchants to perform mathematical calculations directly on their watch – long before the age of electronic calculators. Hammerprice: 2.100 €
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Sold 292-4042 Historically interesting pocket watch, Glashütte Precision Watch Factory, circa 1920, with original box Ca. 53 mm in diameter, ca. 99 g, silver hunting case pocket watch, interesting dedication, a gift from the watch factory to mark a sporting event, the ‘6-Day Race 1922’, case and movement bear the same number: 206231, Glashütte precision lever movement in the A. Lange & Söhne style, signed enamel dial, gold hands, in working order. Hammerprice: 800 €
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292-4048 Pocket watch: early Adolph Lange Dresden, Grade 1A, sold in 1874 to Schumann, New York Ca. Ø51mm, gilted, double-glazed, screw-down American case, very early A. Lange precision lever movement, Grade 1A, gold lever, gold escape wheel, screw-mounted gold chatons, diamond endstone, hand-engraved clasp, blued steel screws, signed ‘Adolph Lange Dresden No. 9306’, perfectly preserved, signed enamel dial, blued steel hands, with movement intact and in a very fine state of preservation. Particularly in the 1860s and 1870s, many Lange movements were sold to America and fitted into American cases there. The watch is supplied with an extract from the archives confirming its authenticity. now only: 2.000 €
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Sold 292-4050 Pocket watch: rare A. Lange & Söhne gold hunting case pocket watch with black dial, probably from the 1930s Ca. Ø52mm, ca. 88g, 14K gold, hunting case pocket watch with embossed bezel, decoration on the reverse (depicting a horse race) – presumably from 1961, as indicated by the dedication – case, movement and dial signed, precision lever movement with fine adjustment, very rare black dial, Breguet hands, in working order. Hammerprice: 2.120 €
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292-4057 Pocket watch: ornate verge watch with alarm and repeater, Courvoisier et Comp., c. 1800 Ca. Ø55.5mm, ca. 164g, silver, embossed bezel, engine-turned, dome with sound slits, 2 barrels for the movement and alarm, original dome, signed verge movement with alarm and repeater on bell, No. 23859, signed enamel dial, steel hands, in working order and very beautifully preserved. now only: 2.000 €
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Sold 292-4067 Pocket watch: early verge watch with alarm, Terrot et Thuillier, Geneva, c. 1760 Ca. Ø49mm, ca. 123g, heavy silver case with sound apertures, bell, very fine Geneva verge movement with 2 barrels and alarm on the bell, signed, No. 23308, signed enamel dial, gold hands, very good condition, in working order. Hammerprice: 2.400 €
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Sold 292-4082 Pocket knife: museum-quality case in gold and enamel, probably Paris, circa 1777/1778 Ca. 65 mm long, 18-carat gold, multicoloured and exquisitely enamelled, fitted with 3 different tools: miniature scissors, a pocket knife and a toothpick; tools made of stainless steel; in excellent, completely original condition; an extremely rare museum-quality collector’s item. An almost identical enamelled object, certainly from the same maker, is held in an art museum in Paris (source: https://www.cortrie.de/go/PmO), dated to 1777/1778. A comparable item fetched €8,700 at a French auction (source: https://www.cortrie.de/go/7Br). Hammerprice: 1.700 €
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Sold 292-4086 Small collection of gold verge watchkeys, ca. 1750–1850 10 keys, the smallest key ca. 30 mm long, the largest key ca. 80 mm long, total weight ca. 35 g, various designs, varying condition, including 2 keys with a stone inlay in the handle, one of which has a telescopic function, 1 highlight: a solid English key with decorations in green gold and pink gold, as well as a very early ratchet key with raised floral motifs; the handle is set with genuine emeralds and sapphires (extremely rare). Hammerprice: 800 €
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Sold 292-4090 Watch chain seal pendant with musical movement, known as a ‘musical seal’, circa 1820 Approx. 41 mm long, ca. 19 g, 18-carat gold, the music mechanism housed in the base, activated via a small slider on the edge of the base, winding by turning the eyelet, particularly ornate design and in excellent condition. Hammerprice: 2.100 €
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Sold 292-4102 Pocket watch: interesting ‘Oignon’ with hour repeater, ca. 1720 Approx. Ø54.5mm, approx. 144g, magnificently decorated silver case with bell, early ‘Oignon’ movement with hour strike on demand, verge escapement, ‘Oignon’ enamel dial with raised hour numerals, black lacquered metal hands, movement intact, very good tone, very good condition for a 300-year-old pocket watch. Hammerprice: 2.866 €
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Sold 292-4116 Pocket watch: First-class marine deck watch, Glashütte GUB, circa 1955, original box Approx. 58 mm in diameter, ca. 155 g, silver case, case and movement share the same number 206912, original Lange & Söhne movement with milled signature and cartouche signature ‘VEB Glashütter Uhrenbetriebe’, silvered dial with power reserve indicator, steel hands, movement intact, well preserved. Hammerprice: 1.600 €
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292-4117 Pocket watch: Naval deck watch, Second World War, A. Lange & Söhne Glashütte Ca. Ø60mm, ca. 166g, silvered case, case number 1087527 and 204142 on the dome, movement 204142, Anker chronometer with fine adjustment, silvered dial with power reserve indicator, steel hands, very well preserved, in working order, formerly bearing the national emblem (now polished off). now only: 2.300 €
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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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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 292-4163 Pocket watch: attractive gold and enamel hunting case pocket watch with a heavy watch chain inscribed ‘CHRONOMETERE’, circa 1920 Ca. Ø46mm, ca. 53g, 18K gold, super-flat savonnette case with coin rim, enamel inlays on both sides, partially worn, small, flat lever movement, gilt dial with silver cartouches, inscribed Chronometre Faza, steel hands, with movement intact, on a long, solid watch chain, also 18K gold, ca. 30g, with movement intact. Hammerprice: 3.800 €
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Sold 292-4164 Pocket watch: one of the first Patek Philippe ‘Gondolo’ Anker chronometers from 1903 Ca. Ø56mm, ca. 133g, 18K gold, case number 229248, movement 119710, engine-turned, a particularly heavy and large Patek Philippe Anker chronometer with a large gold-screw balance wheel and moustache lever, a rare movement variant featuring a long regulator hand and a large, single-piece barrel bridge spanning both winding wheels; an original enamel dial in impeccable condition and original gold hands; in very good working order; a very fine Patek Philippe collector’s watch. Patek Philippe began production of this legendary Anker chronometer in 1902. The movement variant presented here is the earliest version of a Gondolo. We are not aware of any other example with a movement number below 120,000. Hammerprice: 5.000 €
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Sold 292-4166 Pocket watch: rare ‘ultra-flat’ gold hunting case pocket watch by A. Lange & Söhne, Glashütte, circa 1917, extract from the archives Ca. Ø51.5mm, ca. 82g, 14K gold, case and movement bear the same number 74437, A. Lange & Söhne precision lever movement with gold lever and gold escape wheel, fine adjustment, ‘Quality German Watchmaking Glashütte’ certification, original three-part enamel dial, gold Breguet hands, in very fine condition, in working order, with a later ALS box and extract from the archives. The extract from the archives refers to the special, rare ‘ultra-flat’ case. Hammerprice: 2.420 €
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Sold 292-4167 Pocket watch: A. Lange & Söhne gold hunting case pocket watch, circa 1910, with extract from the archives Ca. Ø53mm, ca. 105g, 14K gold, à-goutte hunting case pocket watch, case and movement share the same number 69374, A. Lange & Söhne precision lever movement with gold lever and gold escape wheel, ‘Quality German Watchmaking Glashütte’, original enamel dial (imperfections around the edge beneath the bezel, visible only when the bezel is removed), gold hands, in working order with a later Lange box and extract from the archives. According to the extract from the archives, the case weight of this impressive Glashütte hunting case pocket watch is ca. 55g. Hammerprice: 3.301 €
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Sold 292-4168 Large 18K gold pocket watch, Lange & Söhne, formerly owned by the nobility, with extract from the archives, ca. 1908 Ca. Ø53mm, ca. 101g, 18K pink gold, monogram with a nobleman’s crown on the reverse, case and movement share the same number 49605, dome engraved ‘Krummhübel (Silesia) 1908’, A. Lange & Söhne precision lever movement with gold lever and gold escape wheel, enamel dial, gold hands, in working order with a later Lange box and extract from the archives. Hammerprice: 2.900 €
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Sold 292-4169 Pocket watch: rare A. Lange & Söhne ladies’ hunting case, Grade 1B, ca. 1910 Approx. Ø35mm, ca. 40g, 18K gold, case and movement share the same number 61385, A. Lange & Söhne precision lever movement with gold lever and gold escape wheel, signed enamel dial, gold hands, in very fine condition, in working order, rare. Hammerprice: 2.200 €
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Sold 292-4171 Pocket watch: Glashütte rarity, Brinckmann & Lange 1A quality gold hunting case pocket watch, extremely rare, circa 1900 Ca. Ø52mm, ca. 116g, heavy 14K pink gold Savonnette case, case and movement share the same serial number 2434, A. Lange & Söhne precision lever movement in top-quality 1A grade with diamond endstone, gold lever, gold escape wheel and, as an absolute rarity, ‘GOLDEN FINE REGULATION’ – a feature not found elsewhere in the Lange & Söhne range – signed enamel dial, pink gold hands, in very good condition and in working order! This watch is an absolute rarity! Behind this name lies not a watch manufacturer in its own right, but the long-established jewellers Brinckmann & Lange, founded in Bremen in 1874 by Adolph Brinckmann and Gerhard Lange. As co-founder Gerhard Lange maintained close ties with Glashütte, the Bremen-based jewellers were one of the most important and exclusive distribution partners of the world-famous A. Lange & Söhne manufactory in Glashütte. These watches were manufactured by A. Lange & Söhne in Glashütte (often to the highest quality grade, ‘1A’), had their own numbering system and were supplied to Brinckmann & Lange. They are among the rarest Glashütte pocket watches. Hammerprice: 5.500 €
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Sold 292-4175 Pocket watch: rare 22K cylinder watch with half-quarter repeater, John Ellicott, London, 1752 Approx. Ø46mm, ca. 111g, protective case with sound apertures, stingray skin lining, magnificently crafted gold case, bell, signed cylinder movement with diamond endstone, No. 4389, enamel dial, gold hands, movement intact, rare. Hammerprice: 3.000 €
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292-4182 Pocket watch: large ‘oignon’ with repeater, Decovigny Paris, c. 1720 Ca. Ø59mm, ca. 195g, silver case with bell and sound holes, early, signed ‘Oignon’ movement with quarter-hour repeater, very fine silver bridge, enamelled dial, later steel hands, movement intact. now only: 3.200 €
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Sold 292-4183 Pocket watch: fine ‘oignon’ style with repeater, Mynuel Paris, circa 1720 Ca. 53.5 mm in diameter, ca. 150 g, smooth silver case with sound apertures, bell, fine, signed verge movement with hour and quarter-hour repeater, enamel dial, iron hands, movement intact, very good chime. Hammerprice: 3.500 €
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Sold 292-4189 Pocket watch: very fine gold and enamel verge movement with à-toc et à-tac repeater, Bertrand Paris, c. 1750 Ca. Ø48mm, ca. 104g, heavy gold case with fine sound slits and bell, enamelled flowers, verge movement signed Antoine Bertrand Paris No. 491, repetition of the hours and quarter-hours, either on the bell or as a ‘silent repetition’ via a push-button on the case rim, Enamelled dial, rare, distinctive hands, movement intact, repeater functions but requires adjustment. Antoine Bertrand was registered as a master watchmaker around 1750. Hammerprice: 3.500 €
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Sold 292-4195 Pocket watch: large gold and enamel verge watch with repeater, Frères Esquivillon & Dechoudens, c. 1780 Ca. Ø47mm, ca. 82g, 18K gold, finished in two colours: pink gold and green gold, fine sound apertures, round enamel plaque on the reverse featuring unusual enamel work with matt gold decorations, similar to gold leaf, bell, signed verge movement with hour and quarter-hour repeater, No. 58232, signed enamel dial (minor chips around the winding aperture), metal hands, in working order, good chime, prominent manufacturer. Hammerprice: 2.000 €
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Sold 292-4197 Pocket watch: exquisite Geneva gold and enamel verge watch with very fine painting and repeater, ca. 1780 Ca. 46 mm in diameter, 77.5 g, glazed protective case, main case in 18-carat gold, finished in four colours, top-quality enamel painting on the reverse, finest tone slits, bell, verge movement with quarter-hour repeater, movement and dial signed ‘Bordier Geneve’, No. 28014, enamelled dial, gold hands, in very good visual condition; technically, the movement requires a service; striking mechanism intact. Repetition can be set either to sound the bell or as a ‘silent repetition’ via the case button (operated by touch); rare, by a prominent Geneva watchmaker. Hammerprice: 3.200 €
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Sold 292-4229 Pocket watch: museum-quality chatelaine with watch and original box, Fraumont Paris, c. 1800 Original box, signed, chatelaine with watch ca. 15.5 cm long, weight of the watch 24 g, weight of the chatelaine ca. 50 g, exceptionally high-quality craftsmanship in 18-carat gold in multicoloured gold tones, French 18-carat gold hallmarks, gemstone setting in silver mountings (gemstone setting incomplete), watch and chatelaine featuring a total of 4 enamel plaques with very fine painting, verge escapement, enamelled dial, Breguet hands; movement requires servicing/cleaning; a museum-quality collector’s item (box hinge in need of repair). Fraumont is synonymous with works of art such as flacons, chatelaines and jewellery of the highest French quality and was one of the most sought-after jewellers in 19th-century Paris. It later became the famous Fraumont-Meurice brand (often referred to as Froment-Meurice), a legendary 19th-century Parisian family of goldsmiths and silversmiths, whose extraordinary antique jewellery and masterpieces are highly prized today. Hammerprice: 5.000 €
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292-4230 Pendant watch: Extremely rare gold and enamel chatelaine watch ‘Etruscan Revival’, Mellerio dits Meller, Paris, c. 1870 Approx. 13 cm long, total weight ca. 68 g, 18K gold, chatelaine and case enamelled in the same style, set with diamonds and adorned with violet gemstones, Lepine case of outstanding quality, coin rim, approx. Ø 28 mm, serial number 11659, dome signed, bridgework with cylinder escapement, screw-mounted enamelled dial, fine Breguet hands, matching chatelaine in an exceptionally magnificent design, adorned not only with diamonds but also with 4 Oriental pearls, in completely original condition with matching seal and original key, Movement requires overhaul (winding), extremely rare in this design, known as the ‘Archaeological Revival’ from around 1870. François Mellerio was one of the most prominent Italian jewellers; he opened his business in Paris in 1801 and counted numerous European royal houses amongst his clients. now only: 5.000 €
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