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5 "Vacheron & Constantin" Lots

Sold 240-4007 Pocket watch: fine Vacheron & Constantin Ankerchronometer with rare Tula/gold case, ca. 1910 Ca. Ø51mm, approx. 92g, original case tula silver/ pink gold, case number 232103, signed Vacheron & Constantin, signed Ankerchronometer movement, extra large balance, No. 376148, very good condition, signed original enamel dial, gold Breguet hands, in working order and in good condition, with leather pouch, only the back lid has a small dent. Hammerprice: 820 €
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Sold 240-4079 Extremely fine Memento Mori chatelaine watch set with diamonds, Vacheron & Constantin, mourning watch, 1878 Ca. Ø31mm, ca. 24g, 18K gold, case black enamelled and decorated with a monogram BH, set with rose cut diamonds, dome inscribed Berthe Herluin 1878, serial number 143246, Vacheron & Constantin bar movement, signed Vacheron & Constantin, cylinder escapement, key-winding, beautiful Louis XV enamel dial, pink gold hands, matching original chatelaine of greatest rarity, also 18K gold, black enamelled and set with diamonds, original box, excellent original condition, intact. So-called. Memento Mori mourning jewellery was a central part of ritualised mourning at that time. Mostly they were brooches or pendants, black enamelled and decorated with monograms. Extremely rare are these precious chatelaine watches, especially when they were made by such renowned Geneva manufacturers like Patek Philippe or Vacheron & Constantin, as in the case of this piece. Hammerprice: 2.300 €
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Sold 240-4178 Wristwatch: rare, large IWC with cloisonné enamel dial, ca. 1949 Ca. Ø36.5mm, stepped 18K gold case, serial number 1197360, movement number 1202918, manual winding calibre 89 with centre seconds, extremely attractive and very rare cloisonné enamel and gold dial, representation of two koi carp, gold indexes, in working order, good condition, cleaning recommended. These colourful cloisonné enamel dials came into fashion in the late 1940s. They were used in small numbers by the manufacturers themselves (IWC, Omega, Vacheron & Constantin) as well as by other suppliers who made these dials. As this cloisonné dial is unsigned, we cannot guarantee that the watch was delivered by IWC in this condition. We do, however, guarantee that the dial is old and of the period! Hammerprice: 4.150 €
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240-4182 Wristwatch: early, rare Vacheron & Constantin with "Tropical Dial", Geneva ca. 1937 Ca. Ø30.5mm, 18K gold, pressed back, noble coat of arms and date 1889-1939 on the back, serial number 264224, movement number 418824, signed precision lever movement, signed silvered 2-coloured dial with significant patina and early signature, gold coloured hands, leather strap, in working order, rare. now only: 2.500 €
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Sold 240-4319 Pocket watch: deck chronometer with power reserve indicator, Vacheron & Constantin Geneve, ca. 1940 Ca. Ø60mm, approx. 157g, original silver case, case number 284635, chronometer movement, fine adjusting device, Geneva stripes, lever escapement, movement number 450705, original silvered dial with large subsidiary seconds and power reserve indicator, blued steel hands, in working order, small scratch on the dial next to the power reserve, otherwise very beautiful condition and in working order. These deck chronometers with power reserve indicator are extremely rare, probably only 150 of them were delivered to the navy as "navigation watches". Here is another example that was sold in Geneva for more than 16,000 Swiss Francs in 2014 (https://www.cortrie.de/go/Q0V). Hammerprice: 2.500 €
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