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267-4081 Wristwatch: Elegant Vacheron & Constantin extra-flat, “carré galbé”, Ref. 7564 circa 1970 with original box Approx. 28 × 28 mm, ultra flat, with glass only approx. 5 mm thick, 14K gold, case number 444887, hand-wound caliber 1003, movement number 617490, high-quality lizard leather strap with 18K buckle, excellent condition with original box, in working order. now only: 2.000 €
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Sold 267-4146 Pocket watch: rarity, very early Vacheron & Constantin with repeater and rare case, ca. 1840 Ca. Ø 43 mm, ca. 51,5 g, 18k gold à-goutte, case and movement with matching number 42694, case magnificently engraved, probably Lake Geneva, dome signed; signed, early caliber with repeater, cylinder escapement, signed enamel dial, gold Breguet hands, movement intact, striking mechanism needs service (currently only strikes the hours), very rare. Hammerprice: 3.000 €
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Sold 267-4162 Pocket watch: very fine Vacheron & Constantin "CHRONOMETER", No.361872, ca. 1915 Ca. Ø51mm, ca. 93g, 18K gold à-goutte, signed case, movement and dial, inscribed "CHRONOMETRE", extremely rare movement quality, Ankerchronometer with 21 jewels, special fine adjusting device, wolf's toothing, adjusted in eight positions, well-preserved original enamel dial, blued steel hands, original box, in working order, very rare. Genuine chronometer movements by Vacheron & Constantin are rarely found in pocket watches. Mostly these movements were given to contests at observatories. Hammerprice: 3.100 €
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Sold 267-4173 Wristwatch: Vacheron & Constantin Ref. 4824 with center seconds, circa 1950 Ca. Ø 32mm, 18K gold, pressed back, serial number 338451, reference 4824, manual winding, movement number 504428, silvered dial with light patina, center seconds, leather strap as good as new with buckle, in working order, in good condition. Hammerprice: 3.000 €
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Sold 267-4174 Wristwatch: a rare, large Vacheron & Constantin Automatic Jumbo in chronometer quality, original papers 1973 Ca. 38 × 32 mm, 18K gold, reference 2045, serial number 479023, super-flat automatic movement with 21K gold rotor, chronometer quality with double Geneva seal, movement number 635300, gray dial, date, gold hands, leather strap with buckle, very nice, used condition, rare, large reference, original papers, in working order. Hammerprice: 4.000 €
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Sold 267-4192 A very fine neo-Renaissance gold and enamel pocket watch with diamond setting and matching chatelaine, Geneva, ca. 1880 Ca. Ø37mm, approx. 42g, 18K gold, hunting case à-goutte, fantastic neo-renaissance enamel work on both sides, representation of dragon motifs, set with exceptionally large diamonds on both sides, the diamond on the spring lid has a diameter of approx. 7mm, the matching golden chatelaine is enamelled in the same way, approx. 10 cm long and weighs approx. 26 g, also 18K gold, the case is beautifully chiselled, numbered 23611 and marked Geneve on the dome, the very rare quality of the precision lever movement with 22 jewels is also mentioned on the dome, glazed movement, fantastic Geneva movement with wolf's toothing and gold wheels, comparable to movements by Patek Philippe or Vacheron & Constantin, two-coloured champlevé dial, filigree steel hands, in working order and exceptionally well preserved, a rarity in terms of design and quality. Hammerprice: 3.000 €
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Sold 267-4202 Pocket watch: very well preserved pocket chronometer by Vacheron & Constantin, ca. 1905 Ca. Ø49mm, approx. 78g, 18k gold, engine turned, case number 187157, movement number 310304, dome marked "Demi-Chronometre", exquisite, signed Ankerchronometer movement, fine adjusting device, wolf's toothing, moustache lever, perfectly preserved original enamel dial, gold hands, in excellent condition, in working order. The description "Demi-Chronomètre" was used by Vacheron Constantin to indicate that the movement was sent to the observatory for chronometric control, but for commercial reasons did not stay long enough to complete the entire test procedure. To our knowledge, only two Geneva companies used the designation "Demi-Chronomètre": Vacheron Constantin and Henry Capt (source:https://www.cortrie.de/go/B3R). Hammerprice: 2.300 €
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Sold 267-4297 Wristwatch: important gentleman's watch by Vacheron & Constantin, platinum/diamonds, Geneva 1916 with extract Ca. 38 × 21 mm, domed platinum case, chased on the sides, set with 94 brilliant-cut diamonds and 12 cut onyx stones on the front, crown with large diamond, serial number 230231, manual winding with 18 jewels, silvered dial, steel hands, original textile strap with 18K white gold buckle, excellent condition with signed original box and V & C certificate of authenticity from 2024, movement starts but needs servicing (spring tension). This watch is sensationally rare. Almost all watches of this type were made for ladies and significantly smaller, and the ladies' watches are also coveted collector's items today (https://www.cortrie.de/go/w1B). Hardly any men's watches of this type are known to exist! The watch is presumably a unique piece, illustrated in the Vacheron & Constantin sales catalogue of 1916 as no. 1247 with identical serial no. 230231. Hammerprice: 28.000 €
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267-4305 Pocket watch: experimental Vacheron & Constantin deck chronometer "Especially Good", Geneva 1919 Ca. Ø 64 mm, approx. 190 g, silver contest case with glazed movement, extremely unusual chronometer calibre with 21 jewels and experimental construction for the power reserve, chronometer balance, lever movement, fine adjusting device, signed, serial no. 379509, silvered dial with power reserve indicator, blued steel hands, in very good condition, in working order. This watch was part of the 1919 Geneva Observatory Chronometer Competition in the "Chronomètres 1re Classe Mention Honorable" class and received a score of 711 points, placing 29th out of 81 chronometers. The chronometer was also submitted to the 1919/1920 chronometer competition organised by the National Physical Laboratory, Teddington, and was awarded the title "especially good" in the "Kew - Class A" category, scoring a sensational 92.8 points. The chronometer has a special, probably experimental mechanism for the power reserve indicator, which is also signed. We know of no other V&C pocket chronometer with this construction. Vacheron & Constantin, like Patek Philippe, produced these extremely rare chronometer movements primarily for chronometer competitions at various observatories. As a rule, these items were not intended for sale and therefore did not have a standard case design. They often remained in the possession of the manufacturer for decades before eventually coming into circulation. Today, these watches are extremely rare and sought-after collector's items. now only: 8.500 €
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