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149-4010
Pocket watch: unusual, small pocket watch repeater, probably Switzerland/France ca. 1830
Ca. Ø38.5 mm, ca. 45 g, engine turned silver case with three lids, face with enameled numerals and glass, early cylinder movement with key winding, repeating hours and quarters on gong, engine turned silver dial, Breguet steel hands, movement ticking for short time and repeats, needs cleaning.
Hammerprice: 550 €plus charge
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149-4031
Pocket watch: very rare French verge watch with revolution scene "vivre libre ou mourir", ca. 1792
Ca. Ø50 mm, ca. 84 g, high-grade silver case, solid quality, casemaker's punch ACC, heart-shaped cartouche, signed verge movement, Colin a Chatel, decorative multicolored enamel dial with revolution scene and banner "vivre libre ou mourir" (live free or die), blued Breguet hands, in working order, in good condition, rare.
Hammerprice: 1.050 €plus charge
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149-4035
Pocket watch: technical interesting and early pocket watch with cylinder escapement and center seconds, probably for Chinese market, ca. 1800
Ca. Ø 52 mm, ca. 85 g, engine turned silver case, flat full plate movement with cylinder escapement, enamel dial with small peripheral imperfections, golden Breguet hands (tip of minute hand missing), blued steel seconds hand, in working order, rare.
Hammerprice: 600 €plus charge
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149-4038
Pocket watch: splendid three-colored gold verge watch with jewels, ca. 1800, signed Louis Humbert Paris
Ca. Ø40 mm, ca. 47 g, 18 K gold, with 3 different gold nuances and Garnet stones, dome signed, movement also signed, verge escapement, very fine and solid gold dial, also signed, blued Breguet steel hands, optically in excellent condition, needs service (stopwork).
Hammerprice: 760 €plus charge
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149-4044
Pocket watch: technical interesting Italian pocket watch with Seconds Morte, Gimillini Gorini, case no. 6812, ca. 1860
Ca. Ø47 mm, ca. 73 g, 18 K gold, floral engraving, engine turned, reeded mid section, signed gold cuvette, punch "G&R" for Gimillini Gorini, independent jumping center seconds, bar movement, key winding, grained, gilt, 18 jewels, blued screws, 2 barrels, cylinder escapement, 3-armed brass balance, blued hairspring, enamel dial, fine Breguet steel hands, very fine and nearly invisible hairlines, movement intact. Italian pocket watch are comparatively rare.
Hammerprice: 1.000 €plus charge
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149-4046
Pocket watch: big, fine French precision pocket watch repeater, with seconds and early lever escapement, France ca. 1820
Ca. Ø56 mm, ca. 115 g, 18 K pink gold, casemaker's punch FC, no. 5580, very fine precision movement, bimetallic balance with gold screws, lever escapement, repeating hours and quarters, enamel dial in very good condition, with rare subsidiary seconds on "2", blued Breguet steel hands, in working order, sound needs adjusting, rare caliber, rare quality.
Hammerprice: 1.200 €plus charge
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149-4056
Pocket watch: very heavy Art Deco Omega gold hunting case watch, ca. 1920
Ca. Ø 52 mm, ca. 114 g, 14 K gold, engine turned, hunting case with 3 gold lids, Omega lever movement, original gilt dial, blued Breguet steel hands, very beautiful condition, in working order, case with small peripheral dents, collector's watch.
Hammerprice: 700 €plus charge
149-4057
Pocket watch/deck watch: exquisite deck watch, very flat design, Touchon & Co. no. 66351, ca. 1925
Ca. Ø45 mm, ca. 44 g, 18 K gold, matching numbers 66351 on case and movement, very flat lever movement with Geneva striping, complete watch without glass ca. 4 mm thick, with glass ca. 5 mm, gilt dial, Breguet steel hands, in very good condition, in working order, with old leather case.
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149-4062
Pocket watch: very heavy and very fine Zenith Ankerchronometer "CHRONOMETRE ZENITH", ca. 1925
Ca. Ø 55 mm, ca. 123 g, 14 K gold, very solid "à goutte" hunting case, 3 gold lids, engine turned, dome inscribed CHRONOMETRE ZENITH, Ankerchronometer with fine adjusting device and gold chatons, no. 2785700, grained dial in excellent condition with Breguet numerals, Breguet hands, in excellent condition with old leather case, in working order.
Hammerprice: 1.000 €plus charge
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149-4078
Pocket watch: early splendour hunting case watch quarter repeater, high quality, Montandon Freres Locle no. 19660, ca. 1870
Ca. Ø50 mm, ca. 106 g, 18 K gold, “à goutte” hunting case, engraved flowers, all 3 lids signed, matching numbers 19660 on case and movement, high quality gold precision movement with solid gold wheel train and wolf’s toothing, lever escapement, repeating hours and quarters, signed and numbered, original enamel dial in very good condition, signed, original Breguet steel hands, well-kept condition, very fine collector's watch. The company Montandon Freres was founded around 1850 in Locle and produced high-grade watches with various complications.
Hammerprice: 1.800 €plus charge
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149-4116
Pocket watch: important, big gold/enamel pocket watch with pearls on both sides, Pierre Gregson Paris, ca. 1775
Ca. Ø51 mm, ca. 81 g, 18 K gold, orient pearls on both sides, enamel painting in finest quality on back (unfortunately damaged, needs restoration), pendant with opening button, signed verge movement, movement intact, signed enamel dial in perfect condition, original pink gold hands, except for the damaged enamel painting, the watch is in very good condition. Jean-Pierre Gregson was a French court watchmaker of English descent. Enamel watches with his signature are among the most wanted collectors' objects and reach high collector's prices in international art auctions. Gregson was obviously a very capable master and one of the first watchmakers to use Lépine's bridge caliber. In 1776 he became a court watchmaker, which soon became visible in the designation of his watches. At first they were signed with "Gregson à Paris", later with the addition "Hger du Roy". His significant position is also evident in the fact that he was appointed in 1786 as a member of a commission establishing a royal manufactory. The other members were the most famous watchmakers in France - Breguet, Berthoud and Lepaute. In perfect condition, this watch would be a museum object worth 20,000-30,000 €/CHF. A comparable watch was offered in Geneva auction in 2012 (source: https://www.cortrie.de/go/Q2W).
Hammerprice: 2.000 €plus charge
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149-4119
Wristwatch: highly complicated repeater, Nivrel Pièce Unique Répétition Squelette No.218, ref. N 950.001 stainless steel, ca. 2013
Ca. Ø42 mm, stainless steel, sapphire crystal back, automatic movement, skeletonized striking train with hand-crafted engraving, movement repeating single-striking hours and double-striking 5 minutes, Breguet steel hands, original leather strap with buckle, according to the previous owner the watch is in well-kept condition and nearly like new, from first owner.
Hammerprice: 3.000 €plus charge
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149-4145
Pocket watch: very fine A.Lange & Söhne gold hunting case watch quality 1A, very rare and flat special edition, Glashütte 1917, extract from archieves
Ca. Ø 51 mm, ca. 97.5 g, 18 K gold, case shape "Imperial" with integrated hinges, gold hunting case with 3 gold lids, case and movement with matching numbers 80688, A. Lange & Söhne precision lever movement quality 1A, very flat edition (also noted in the extract of the archive), gold lever, gold escape wheel, fine adjusting device, screwed gold chatons, excellent condition, original gold dial, blued Breguet steel hands, condition nearly like new, very fine collector's watch, with extract of the archive.
Hammerprice: 3.500 €plus charge
149-4152
Pocket watch: early Patek Philippe gold hunting case watch, rare half-quarter repeater, PP no. 46074, ca. 1875
Ca. 50 mm, ca. 112 g, 18 K gold, matching numbers 46074 on case and movement, case signed E.F. Wolf, Hanover, Patek Philippe precision lever movement with wolf's toothing, repeating hours, quarters and half-quarters; rare, signed enamel dial with red minute register and red seconds, blued Breguet steel hands, back with peripheral flat dent, in working order, rare. The identical movement and case number suggest that Patek Philippe supplied the movement and dial of this watch to the German Chronometer maker Louis Eschholz/E.F. Wolf in Hanover and the watch was completed there, in the same way as Patek Philippe supplied Tiffany in New York. Louis Eschholz was born in Hanover in 1841 and is the successor of E.F. Wolf in Hanover. He was a member of the board of the Hanoverian watch making guild and submitted in 1903 the chronometer N ° 863 for examination. Louis Eschholz died on September 8, 1905 in Hanover.
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149-4155
Pocket watch: interesting, very early Patek Philippe watch with key winding and rare caliber, Patek Philippe & Co. Geneva no. 28581, ca. 1868
Ca. Ø47 mm, ca. 82 g, 18 K gold, engine turned, reeded mid section, signed and numbered, interesting and very rare bar movement with key winding, big balance with gold screws and mustache lever, enamel dial in very good condition, filigree Breguet steel hands, very beautiful condition, fine collector's watch, in working order.
Hammerprice: 2.500 €plus charge
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149-4157
Pocket watch: exquisite Art Nouveau dress watch with platinum case and rare "Caligraphic-Dial", Huguenin Geneva/Henry Blank & Co Newark, ca. 1920
Ca. Ø42 mm, ca. 44 g, platinum, no. 49217, high quality lever movement with 17 jewels and Geneva striping, probably caliber Meylan, signed Cresarrow, extravagant dial, possibly also platinum, inscription with extravagant numerals, so-called "Caligraphic-Dial", blued Breguet steel hands, in working order, in very beautiful condition. In 1912, the Cresarrow brand of Cresarrow Watch Co. was registered at the United States Patent and Trademark Office. This brand was registered 1916 in Geneva by W. A. Huguenin. Most of the movements were made by Ch.H. Meylan Watch Co. in Geneva, but also by IWC. In the spring of 1912, Henry Blank made a business trip to Europe. He visited movement manufacturers in Switzerland and jewel dealers in Paris, Belgium and Amsterdam. It was an exhausting business trip and Henry Blank made a reservation for the maiden voyage of the Titanic on his return home in Paris. He was one of the few survivors.
Hammerprice: 1.000 €plus charge
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149-4159
Pocket watch: very heavy, unique Ankerchronometer with gemstones, Charles Lodtman Chaux-De-Fonds, ca.1875
Ca. Ø53 mm, ca. 160 g, 14 K pink gold, "á goutte" hunting case, engraved, spring lid with gemstones, also with diamonds, probably on the occasion of a birthday of the gifted lady, portrait of the gifted lady on back, dedicated to the lady's 21st birthday in 1883, exquisite Swiss Ankerchronometer movement with screwed gold chatons and very long regulator hand, main plate signed and numbered, original, signed enamel dial in good condition; fine Breguet steel hands, in good condition, in working order.
Hammerprice: 2.300 €plus charge
149-4161
Wristwatch: early and very rare A. Lange & Söhne Glashütte wristwatch, 1924, with extract of the archive
Ca. Ø31 mm, replaced 14 K pink gold case, probably from the 30's, matching numbers on case and movement, A. Lange & Söhne lever movement no. 81043, very fine quality 1B, with screwed minute wheel gold chaton, fine adjusting device, gold lever, gold escape wheel, gilt dial, blued Breguet hands, in very beautiful condition, in working order, with extract of the archive. According to the archive the watch was sold in 1924 to Coburg.
now only: 3.000 €
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149-4164
Wristwatch: Patek Philippe rarity, one of the earliest Patek Philippe gentlemen's watch "Cushion-Shape" 18 K gold, Geneva 1908, with extract of the archive
Ca. 30 × 30 mm, 18 K gold, monogram LS on back, signed case, movement and dial; Patek Philippe, movement no. 147151, case no. 285732, one of the earliest Patek Philippe wristwatch calibers with wolf's toothing and moustache lever, gilt dial and Breguet hands (slight patina), leather strap, in good condition, back with flat dents, in working order, with extract of the archive, one of the earliest known wristwatches from Patek Philippe. A comparable Patek Philippe was sold in Geneva auction in 2000 for more than 19,550 CHF (source: https://www.cortrie.de/go/4lj).
now only: 8.000 €
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149-4173
Pocket watch: very rare French pocket watch repeater with Seconde Morte, Lepaute Paris, Horloger de l'Empereur, ca. 1810
Ca. Ø56 mm, ca. 122 g, 18 K gold, reeded mid section, 2 barrels for wheel train and independent, jumping seconds, very rare caliber with cylinder escapement, repeating hours and quarters, signed enamel dial in very good condition, gold Breguet hands, blued steel seconds hand, in well-kept condition, in working order. Early pocket watches with this special double complication are extremely rare. Comparable watches were mainly made by Breguet. Lepaute (1750-1843) led with his son Pierre-Michel (1785-1849) the famous company, which was founded in 1740. He became "Horloger de l'Empereur" and was the main supplier of watches for the "Guard National". The Lepautes were among the most important French watch makers. They were inventors, authors and researchers as well as excellent craftsmen. Their clients included Louis XV, Louis XVI, Madame du Barry, Duke of Bourbon, the princes of Monaco, King Ferdinand VI. as well as the Spanish royal family.
Hammerprice: 2.800 €plus charge
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149-4174
Pocket watch: very rare pocket watch repeater with jumping hours hand, Le Roy Paris no. 4022, ca. 1825
Ca. Ø 39 mm, ca. 41 g, 18 K gold, engine turning, "a goutte", Parisian gold punch 1819-1838, special dome with original screwing and regulating device, signed and numbered no. 4022, very fine bar movement with cylinder escapement, repeating hours and quarters, jumping hours hand, original enamel dial, Breguet hands, in working order. A comparable watch was sold in Geneva auction 1989 for more than 25,000 SwissFrancs (source:https://www.cortrie.de/go/gb).
Hammerprice: 2.200 €plus charge
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149-4180
Pocket watch: very rare Martin-Martine type figured automaton Jaquemart with eccentrical dial, Alexis Michaud a Chatelut, ca. 1820
Ca. Ø 56 mm, ca. 124 g, very beautiful original case with reeded mid section and engraved hunting scene on back, silver, dome signed, verge movement repeating hours and quarters, figured automaton, extremely rare edition with eccentrical enamel dial, gold Breguet hands, prime quality figured automaton with multicolored gold figures and bells, solid silver relief so-called "Martin-Martine-Type", in working order and in very beautiful condition, dial with fine hairlines, also signed, probably original silver key, very fine collector's watch, big sized rarity.
Hammerprice: 3.500 €plus charge
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149-4183
Pocket watch: very rare 3 colored splendour pocket watch with turquoise and striking train, Robert à Geneve, ca. 1800
Ca. Ø44 mm, ca. 72 g, 18 K gold, Swiss punches, 3 different gold colors, extravagant splendour case with high relief, turquoises on both sides, complex verge movement, repeating hours and quarters, original and very attractive gold dial, two colored gold relief with blossoms and leaves, enameled cartouches, enameled minute ring, gold Breguet hands, in very beautiful condition, in working order.
Hammerprice: 2.000 €plus charge
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149-4195
Pocket watch: important, very heavy English deck watch chronometer, with original box, William Goffe, chronometermaker to the Board of Admiralty, no. 781, ca. 1824
Ca. Ø63 mm, ca. 205 g, original silver case, hallmarks 1824, casemaker's punch WL (William Linsley) London, interesting Earnshaw chronometer movement, with special chronometer balance, with screwed round weights and cylindrical weights, cylindrical hairspring, diamond endstone, screwed gold chatons, original, signed and numbered enamel dial; extravagant Breguet steel hands, in very beautiful condition, with original box, in working order. William Goffe from Falmouth was Royal chronometer maker and submitted watches to chronometer contests in Greenwich.
Hammerprice: 4.000 €plus charge
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149-4202
Wristwatch: very high grade and unique gentlemen's chronograph, Daniel Roth "Academic Ellipsocurvex Chronomax Masters Chronograph, Silver-Skeleton" ref. 447.X.40.161.CN.BA with box and certificates
Ca. 38 × 40 mm, ca. 209 g, 18 K gold, pressed back, no. 10914, automatic movement, skeletonized chronograph with date, 30min counter, steel hands, very high grade 18 K gold bracelet with felt clasp signed Breguet, well-kept condition with original certificates and original box, from first owner. Formerly with leather strap, customized with 18 K gold Breguet bracelet. Original price ca. 45.000 US$.
Hammerprice: 7.000 €plus charge
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149-4205
Wristwatch: very fine, big astronomical gentlemen's watch, serial "EDWARD PIGUET", Audemars Piguet, "Quantième Perpétuel Cambré No.60", special model "Mother of Pearl", ca. 1989 with original box
Ca. 27 × 45 mm, 18 K gold, screwed back, very rare reference with mother-of-pearl dial, ref. 88549, no. 060, manual winding, perpetual calendar with moon, original mother-of-pearl dial with gold Breguet numerals, original hands, original leather strap with high-grade 18 K gold felt-clasp, in well-kept condition with original box and original 18 K gold setting tool. This model was made in the late 80's and is very rare.
Hammerprice: 5.000 €plus charge
149-4211
Pocket watch: extremely rare and big gold/enamel pocket watch with virgule escapement, Frères Melly, Genève no. 5979, ca. 1800
Ca. Ø 53 mm, ca. 80 g, 18 K gold, very flat edition, enameled on back, excellent quality, finest painting, small restoration near pendant, signed FM 5979, extremely flat caliber with virgule escapement, enamel dial, blued Breguet steel hands, in working order, beautiful condition, imported Geneva maker of finest watches.
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149-4213
Pocket watch: important, rare pocket watch with pearls, attributed Bautte & Moynier à Genève, sold by Mellerio dits Meller, 9, Rue de la Paix, Paris, with original box, ca. 1825
Ca. Ø43 mm, ca. 48 g, 18 K gold, orient pearls on both sides, rim with various case punches, rest of the five-digit serial number, rare caliber with cylinder escapement, unique and original gold dial, also with pearls, Breguet hands, in very beautiful condition, with original box and gold key, movement intact. These watches were made by the Geneva manufacturer Bautte & Moynier mainly for the Chinese and Oriental market. Some of these watches are mentioned in the literature, e.g. "La Montre Chinoise", Alfred Chapuis, pages 228/229 and "La Montre des origines au 19ème siècle", by Catherine Cardinal, page. 212. Three of these watches are described and illustrated in Antiquorum "The Sandberg Collection" 2001, pages 158 and 159. One of these watches is comparable to the present piece and was sold for a record price of 41,400 Swiss francs (source: https://www.cortrie.de/go/56X). Overall, according to our research, less than 10 of these watches were offered in auctions. They were all attributed to the manufacturer Bautte & Moynier à Genève and had 30000's numbers.
Hammerprice: 4.000 €plus charge
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149-4215
Pocket watch: unique and very precious gold/enamel verge watch with Napoleon portrait, presumably Napoleon's present watch ca. 1800/1810
Ca. Ø51.5 mm, ca. 101.5 g, 18 K gold, both sides enameled, finest painting on the back, portrait of Napoleon on the blue engine turned enamel, surrounded by gold stars and fine half pearls, no. 3045, casemaker's punch JS with crown, unusual verge movement with silver application, letter “N” (for Napoleon), rose-cut diamonds, plate signed Breguet a Paris, signed and very well preserved enamel dial, Breguet steel hands, in working order, old watch box from Swedish jeweler. The watch works well and is in very nice condition, only very tiny peripheral repairs in the enamel. It is probably a precious gift of Napoleon for a special occasion.
Hammerprice: 8.000 €plus charge
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149-4216
Pocket watch: important Jules Jürgensen Copenhagen gold hunting case watch, with jewels, made for the jeweler Marrel Ainé Paris, Bijoutier-Orfevre L'Impéreur et L'Impératrice, ca.1850
Ca. Ø46 mm, ca. 114 g, 18 K gold, case punched JJ for Jules Jürgensen, No. 6660, "à goutte" hunting case, jasper/turkey stone mosaic with rose-cut diamonds on both sides, prime quality, dome signed Marrel Ainé Paris, very early Jules Jürgensen Ankerchronometer movement with key winding (comparable editions are pictured and described in the Knudsen book pages 223-230), enamel dial, Breguet hands, movement intact, spring lid needs service, real rarity, very rare combination of one of the earliest very fine pocket watch movements by Jules Jürgensen with rare and precious stone case. The company was specialized in making jewelry, watches and other gold/silver objects with jewels and enamel.
Hammerprice: 4.000 €plus charge
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149-4224
Pocket watch: important gold/enamel pocket watch with musical movement and enameled figure automaton "The Concert", probably Piguet at Capt Geneva no. 123, ca. 1810
Ca. Ø61 mm, ca. 167 g, 18 K gold, reeded mid section, muting device, small button for starting musical movement and for the hidden automaton, back lid with enameled figure automaton, lady and man playing musical instrument while music plays, movement winding and combined musical/automaton movement on back, lever for adjustment, movement with cylinder escapement, numbered 123, repeating hours and quarters, additional winding for musical/automaton movement, very beautiful solid gold enamel dial with very fine, central painting "Allegorie Der Musik" (music's allegory), replaced Breguet steel hands; movement, music and automaton working. The watch is a masterpiece of Swiss watchmaking art around 1800 and probably comes from the world-famous Geneva company Piguet et Capt. The watch is visually in excellent condition, only the smallest restorations on the moving parts of the enamel automaton and in a cartouche of the dial. The watch is in working order and plays the music on request and/or automatically on the hour and triggers the figure machine. The lever movement of the automaton has been professionally restored, the striking train needs adjustment so that the hammers hit exactly. Since the hands have been replaced, the shaft of the minute hand is missing and the time is set directly at the hand. That's probably the reason for the very solid steel hands. A technically comparable watch, also attributed to Piguet & Capt, punched with the number 130, represents a very similar automatic scene, in this case, however, the automaton is on the front side. In 2004, this watch was sold for 116,000 Swiss francs in an auction. Another rare automaton watch was sold in Dr. Crott's auction in Frankfurt 2012, signed Henry Daniel Capt, 86th auction lot 115. This watch had a nearly identically constructed automaton but with erotic scene. The watch was sold for more than 100.000 € (source: https://www.cortrie.de/go/9Ro*-henry-daniel-capt-a-geneve-58 -mm-134-g-cir-348D29BDB2).
Hammerprice: 25.000 €plus charge
149-4225
Pocket watch: very rare oval pocket watch repeater, signed Breguet a Paris, ca. 1800
Ca. 50 × 65 mm, ca. 98 g, 18 K pink gold, very rare oval shape, high-grade quality with integrated hinge, dome signed, extravagant and very rare oval movement with pull repeater, repeating hours and quarters, visible striking train, main plate with visible balance, cylinder escapement, main plate signed, original and signed enamel dial (hairline), blued steel hands, movement intact, back lid repaired, real rarity. Oval pocket watches were relatively common in the 17th century. In the 18th century, however, this shape of cases almost disappeared. All the more rare is a piece around 1800, signed Breguet and equipped with rare repeater and high quality movement. According to our knowledge, there is only one comparable watch, the Louis Duchêne & Fils (Geneva), no. 9471, which was sold in Geneva auction for about 30,000 CHF.
now only: 5.000 €
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149-4226
Pocket watch: rarity, verge watch minute repeater, signed Breguet & Fils no. 5608, Paris ca. 1820
Ca. Ø59 mm, ca. 130 g, 18 K pink gold, reeded mid section, no. 5608, verge escapement, repeating hours, quarters and minutes; screwed and signed enamel dial, very beautiful Breguet steel hands, in very good condition, in working order. Verge watch minute repeaters are extremely rare and are very sought-after by technically oriented collectors.
now only: 4.500 €
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149-4227
Pocket watch: rare and technical interesting pocket watch, probably the earliest pocket watch repeater from Frederik Jürgensen Copenhagen, ca.1811
Ca. Ø58 mm, ca. 148 g, 18 K pink gold, reeded mid section, original case punched FJ, dome signed, movement also signed, cylinder escapement, repeating hours and quarters, signed and original enamel dial, Breguet steel hands, in good condition, in working order, rarity. In 1811-1843 Frederik Jürgensen made only about 500 pocket watches. The earliest noted and in the literature mentioned pocket watch of his production was numbered 4049 (see Knudsen: The Jürgensen Dynasty, page 68). Since the present watch is still without a number, it can be assumed that it comes from the first year of production.
Hammerprice: 3.000 €plus charge
149-4231
Carriage clock: very fine Art Nouveau "Pendulette de voyage miniature", European Watch Company 57023/11572, probably for Cartier Paris, ca. 1910
Ca. 41 × 28 × 19 mm, sterling silver, blue guilloche enamel with white enamel frame, inside gilt, signed and numbered case and movement, winding and hand-setting on back, lever escapement, original, silvered dial in Cartier style; Breguet hands, dial signature illegible, probably made for Cartier Paris, enamel with small peripheral imperfection, altogether in very beautiful condition, movement intact.
now only: 1.800 €
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149-4238
Pocket watch: very rare Breguet dress watch minute repeater, Breguet no. 2069, with extract of the archive, sold for 1,700 francs on November 6, 1911
Ca. 48mm, ca. 62.5g, 18K gold, case no. 23213, movement no. 2069, dome signed and numbered, very flat precision lever movement, repeating hours, quarters and minutes; original, signed and numbered enamel dial; blued steel hands, in working order. According to the archive from Emmanuel Breguet, the watch number 2069 was sold on November 6, 1911 to M. Passetemps for 1,700 francs. The watch comes from a collection that was first offered in 1993, originally with original Breguet certificate (source: https://www.cortrie.de/go/Z30).
Hammerprice: 7.500 €plus charge
149-4245
Pocket watch: rare table chronometer/deck watch chronometer, Patek Philippe "Naviquartz", series E 1200, from the 70's
Ca. 140 x 200 x 60 mm, aluminium case, black anodized, handle on back, chromed frame, serial plate on back, inscribed Naviquartz, series E 1200, precision quartz movement, chronometer for observation, white dial, center seconds, blued Breguet hands, in very good condition, in working order.
now only: 2.200 €
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149-4246
Table clock: fine Sattler clock, Erwin Sattler Munich, ref. 1113, Parisian striking, 8-days-movement, like new, original box and certificate
30 x 19 x 13.5 cm, high-grade rosewood case with cherrywood and nutwood marquetry, full plate movement, pendulum, signed, white dial, fine Breguet steel hands, excellent condition, like new.
now only: 1.300 €
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149-4247
Table clock: small and fine Troubador pendulum clock, Charles X style, with verge escapement and hour striking, ca. 1820
Ca. 18.5 × 15.5 × 6.5 cm, alabaster base, 4 fire-gilt pedestals, fire-gilt bronze figures, very fine design, probably tin case, back hinged, bell, older verge movement with hour striking, probably from around 1720, enamel dial, Breguet steel hands, old key, movement intact, hourly hour striking, needs service (defect hammer).
now only: 1.500 €
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149-4010
Pocket watch: unusual, small pocket watch repeater, probably Switzerland/France ca. 1830
Hammerprice: 550 €
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