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177-4001
Pocket watch: 18K Zenith gold hunting case watch, ca. 1910
Ca. Ø51.5mm, ca. 86g, 18K gold, all 3 lids gold, case number 212023, movement number 2067045, precision lever movement with fine adjusting device and gold chatons, very beautiful original enamel dial with red "12", blued Breguet steel hands, in working order, dial with fine old hairline next to the subsidiary seconds, case with various dents.
Hammerprice: 650 €plus charge
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177-4004
Pocket watch: fine early pink gold IWC man's watch, calibre 52, Schaffhausen ca. 1902
Ca. Ø50mm, ca. 90g, 14K pink gold, engine turned, back with finely engraved Art Nouveau monogram LW, both lids gold, early IWC punch, case number 190467, dome with present dedication from 1902/3, serial number 175083, calibre 52 with screwed gold chatons (fine adjusting device missing), signed original later IWC dial with Roman numerals, blued Breguet steel hands, in working order, minor signs of use.
Hammerprice: 650 €plus charge
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177-4005
Pocket watch: precision lever watch by IWC Schaffhausen, gold hunting case No. 671617, ca. 1916
Ca. Ø52mm, ca. 91g, 14K gold, hunting case with 3 gold lids, engine turned, case number 831945, movement number 671617, very fine movement quality with screwed gold chatons and fine adjusting device, signed original enamel dial, golden Breguet hands, in working order, case band with flat dent, in very beautiful condition and apparently little worn because the engine turning is in excellent condition, all hinges stiff, including spring lid.
Hammerprice: 870 €plus charge
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177-4008
Pocket watch: high-quality Alpina Art Deco gold hunting case watch with gold chain and original box, ca. 1930
Ca. Ø51mm, ca. 83g, 14K gold, hunting case with stripe decoration, case number 437327, nickel plated precision lever movement, calibre Alpina 334, movement number 631603, fine adjusting device, signed gilt dial with pinstripe decoration, matching to the case, fine Breguet steel hands, in very good condition, in working order, original Art Deco 14K gold dress watch chain, ca. 43cm long, ca. 15g, signed original box.
Hammerprice: 800 €plus charge
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177-4009
Pocket watch: completely original preserved Art Deco man's set with golden dress watch, watch chain and golden pocket knife, Waltham Colonial, with original box, USA 1923
Ca. Ø43mm, ca. 51g, 14K gold, case punch Waltham Colonial, fine lever movement with gold chatons and fine adjusting device, movement number 24371430, very beautiful 2-coloured Art Deco dial with applied Breguet numerals, Art Deco steel hands, matching original Art Deco gold chain with matching 14K gold pocket knife, in original box, inscribed Waltham Colonial! The whole man's set is in wonderful and rare original condition. The watch is in working order.
Hammerprice: 1.300 €plus charge
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177-4032
Pocket watch: unique and extra large Lepine with gold/ silver/ enamel case, probably Lepine calibre, ca. 1800
Ca. Ø61mm, ca. 120g, silver and pink gold case, back with violet engine turned enamel in flower design, inside with green counter enamel (completely restored), rare calibre with verge escapement, under the dial numbered No. 315, very beautifully preserved enamel dial of very good quality, similar to the Breguet dials, fine Breguet steel hands, in working order, in very beautiful condition, very rare pocket watch.
Hammerprice: 1.500 €plus charge
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177-4044
Pocket watch: high-quality gold hunting case quarter-hour repeater, Le Coultre top calibre, signed Schoechlin & Co. Bienne, No. 7644, ca. 1910
Ca. Ø51mm, ca. 115g, 18K gold, very massive and high quality case, case and movement with matching number 7644, dome with later dedication/ dating 1934, precision lever movement in top quality, calibre Le Coultre, Geneva striping, repeating the hours and quarters, very beautifully preserved and signed engine turned dial, filigree and very beautiful pink gold Breguet hands, case with small dents, overall in very beautiful condition, in working order, fine quality.
Hammerprice: 1.500 €plus charge
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177-4046
Pocket watch: historically interesting Patek Philippe pocket watch No. 7114, one of the earliest made Patek Philippe hunting case watches with 1st version of the crown winding developed by Adrien Philippe, Geneva 1852
Ca. Ø49mm, ca. 83g, 18K gold, engine turned, hunting case à-goutte, case and movement with matching number 7114, spring lid with very fine engraved coat of arms, dome numbered and inscribed: "Invention Brevetée de Patek Philippe & Co. a Geneve", technically very interesting, very early Patek Philippe precision lever movement with 1st version of the crown winding invented by Adrien Philippe (French patent no. 1317 of April the 22nd, 1845), wolf's toothing, extraordinary large and very special moustache compensation lever with ring-shaped ends, very beautifully preserved screwed enamel dial with unusual position of the seconds at "8", filigree Breguet steel hands, movement intact, case with signs of use and age, technically and historically highly interesting Patek Philippe collector's watch.
Hammerprice: 2.500 €plus charge
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177-4061
Pocket watch: early Jules Jürgensen Copenhagen gold hunting case watch with key winding, Ankerchronometer No.9148, ca. 1860
Ca. Ø48mm, ca. 94g, 18K gold, original high quality case, hunting case a-goutte, case numbers 24914 and 9148, movement number 9148, signed and numbered case and dome, very early Ankerchronometer movement, signed and numbered on the bridge, flying barrel, large Ankerchronometer balance, special lever, extremely long regulator hand, signed original enamel dial, very filigree Breguet steel hands, in very beautiful condition, in working order. The watch is a wonderful early example of Jürgensen's high quality pocket chronometers. Similar watches are illustrated in "The Jurgensen Dynasty" by John Knudsen.
Hammerprice: 2.200 €plus charge
177-4062
Pocket watch: rare and interesting early gold hunting case repeater, Urban Jürgensen & Sons Copenhagen No. 9731, ca.1870
Ca. Ø50mm, ca. 101g, 18K gold, hunting case a goutte, signed middle part, dome signed and numbered, case and movement matching number, very rare calibre, signed and numbered, fine lever movement with repeating hours and quarters, signed original enamel dial with professional restored hairlines, Breguet steel hands, in good condition, movement intact, not running in all positions, service recommended.
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177-4063
Pocket watch: nearly like-new Lepine with 3-hammer carillon in excellent condition, signed Breguet et Fils No. 455, ca. 1825
Ca. Ø57.5mm, ca. 121g, 18K pink gold, engine turned, middle part reeded, signed dome, case number 16516, very interesting signed movement with view to the escapement, cylinder escapement, very beautiful cock with regulator device, unusual barrel bridge with very beautiful locking device, Maltese cross present, signed plate, very rare striking mechanism with repeating the hours and quarters by 3 hammers, so-called Carillon, signed and very well preserved screwed enamel dial, blued steel hands, in working order and in nearly like new condition.
Hammerprice: 2.200 €plus charge
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177-4073
Pocket watch: very rare 3 coloured splendour pocket watch with turquoise and striking train, Robert à Geneve, ca. 1800
Ca. Ø44mm, ca. 72g, 18K gold, Swiss punches, 3 different gold colours, extravagant splendour case with high relief, turquoises on both sides, complex verge movement, repeating hours and quarters, original and very attractive gold dial, two coloured gold relief with blossoms and leaves, enamelled cartouches, enamelled minute ring, gold Breguet hands, in very beautiful condition, in working order.
Hammerprice: 1.700 €plus charge
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177-4077
Pocket watch: large very fine gold/ enamel verge watch with special enamelling technique, pearl decoration and additional protective case, punched F.M No. 22139, probably Freres Melly
Ca. Ø55mm, ca. 85g, gold coloured, unpunched protective case, signed and numbered gold/ enamel case, 18K gold, back with exceptional enamel painting of very special quality, in the front a shepherdess, in the background a castle view, case on both sides set with fine half pearls, gilt full plate movement with verge escapement, very beautifully preserved enamel dial, blued Breguet steel hands, in very beautiful condition, extraordinary enamel workmanship, according punch presumably attributed to the company Freres Melly.
Hammerprice: 1.800 €plus charge
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177-4091
Pocket watch: exquisite Art Nouveau lady's lepine set with ruby baguettes, Lacloche Frères Paris, import punch London 1907
Ca. Ø27mm, ca. 14g, 18K gold, elegant thin case, case band completely set with ruby baguettes, fine lever movement, silvered original dial, Breguet steel hands, in excellent condition, in working order. Lacloche is an important name for finest Art Nouveau & Art Deco pieces: The history of Lacloche is a bit complicated because they had various companies and businesses in France and Spain dating back to 1892 before the brothers Leopold, Jacques, Jules and Fernand founded the company. The company was famous for its fabulous Art Deco jewels and pieces, which we associate with the name today. After the tragic death of Jacques in a train accident in 1900, the remaining three brothers seem to have pooled their finances in Paris to form Lacloche Freres and settled down in Rue de la Paix 15 in 1901. There they worked with some of the best designers, workshops and suppliers in Paris to establish the reputation of the name Lacloche. In 1908 Lacloche had a total of seven European shops, including Madrid and London. The business ran well and the brothers benefited quickly. At that time, beautiful jewellery and watches were produced, including a pendulum clock, the result of a cooperation between several exceptional craftsmen: Lalique, Verger, Vacheron Constantin and the enamel painter Paillet. Keeping pace with fashion trends was not only important for the business, but also for its commercial attractiveness. It is interesting to note that pieces from this period were more like the diamond and gem set designs of the time than the Art Nouveau styles. In 1917 Lacloche bought the remaining stock from Faberge's London shop.
Hammerprice: 800 €plus charge
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177-4092
Pocket watch: exquisite, super thin Art Nouveau lady's lepine with sapphire baguettes, platinum, Boucheron Paris, ca. 1910
Ca. Ø29mm, ca. 19g, super thin platinum case, set with sapphire baguettes, fine lever movement, signed silvered dial, Breguet steel hands, movement starts ticking but needs cleaning, case with small dents, rare.
Hammerprice: 800 €plus charge
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177-4093
Pocket watch: unique Cartier Montre "Couteau" with extravagant special dial "La Esmeralda", made for the noble jeweller HAUSER ZIVY & CIE in Mexico, ca. 1910
Ca. Ø49mm, ca. 57g, 18K gold, extremely thin but solid case with "knife-edged case", so-called "Montre Couteau", typical Cartier case form, extra flat precision lever movement in top quality, gilt, unique silver special dial, engine turned and with a rainbow-like surface refinement, whereby depending on the light incidence the colour changes from green to rose tones, also a portrait of a lady with a hat, image of a Mexican woman, signed with the lettering "La Esmeralda Mexico", blued Breguet hands, in fantastic and completely original condition, rarity. Although not signed by Cartier, this watch is in all parts a typical Cartier watch. Presumably only due to the fact that it bears the brand name "La Esmeralda" of the Mexican luxury jeweller HAUSER ZIVY & CIE. and its very unique special dial, it is not additionally signed by Cartier. The company, based in Mexico City, sold the best European brands such as Cartier, Breguet and Vacheron & Constantin and was one of the top ten jewellers in the world around 1900. Along with Boucheron, Mauboussin, Tiffany, La Cloche, Cartier, Van Cleef & Arpels and Gübelin.
Hammerprice: 1.500 €plus charge
177-4095
Pocket watch: very fine gold/ enamel dress watch by Cartier, ca. 1920
Ca. Ø45mm, ca. 48g, 18K gold, No.19268, top quality case, white enamelled, back with an inlaid gold monogram, surrounded by 2 gold rings, face also white enamelled and decorated with 2 gold rings, original precision lever movement with Geneva striping, adjusted in 8 positions, 19 jewels, signed European Watch & Clock Co. Jnc., silvered dial with Roman numerals, Breguet steel hands, in very beautiful original condition, not restored, in working order. These Art Deco Cartier enamel watches are historical Cartier treasures and popular collector's pieces. The "black" counterpart to this watch was auctioned in Monaco in July 2019 (source: https://www.cortrie.de/go/nmN).
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177-4098
Pocket watch: exquisite, super elegant extra thin Art Deco platinum dress watch with diamond setting, signed Audemars Piguet & Co., ca. 1920
Ca. Ø43mm, ca. 40g, super thin platinum case, No.13935, case rim and bow set with diamonds, crown set with a large diamond, exquisite, super thin precision lever movement with Geneva striping, silvered dial with Roman numerals, blued Breguet steel hands, in working order, in excellent condition, rare.
Hammerprice: 3.000 €plus charge
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177-4100
Pocket watch: extremely rare IWC dress watch from the Art Deco period, white gold with diamond setting, ca. 1930
Ca. Ø46.5mm, ca. 56g, 18K white gold, IWC punch and case number 926757, signed IWC precision lever movement with Geneva striping, movement number 864802, silvered dial with applied Breguet numerals, Breguet steel hands, case rim set with diamonds, in working order and in very good condition. The watch comes with an unusual wooden watch box, divided into 3 segments for 3 pocket watches and was possibly part of a set of 3 IWC dress watches, made as a special edition. We are not aware of any other IWC pocket watch with a comparable case from this time.
Hammerprice: 3.300 €plus charge
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177-4109
Pocket watch: extraordinary verge watch with finest enamel painting and rare Jacquemart figure automaton with striking on bell mechanism, Pouzait No. 768, ca.1790
Ca. Ø52mm, ca. 124g, silver-gilt, engine turning in very good condition, in nearly unused original condition, bell, verge movement, repeating the quarters, signed plate, No. 768, unique enamel dial with very fine enamel painting, figure automaton Jacquemart with two flying putti striking the bells during repeating, Breguet steel hands, museum collector's piece, 1 figure hammer missing, otherwise in beautiful condition, revision needed. There are only very few pocket watches with Jacquemart figure automaton from before 1800. This watch is one of them and also combines two extremely rare features for a Jacquemart: on the one hand the fantastic enamel painting and on the other hand the striking on a bell. The condition of the watch is fantastic and can be described as almost as good as new. The Pouzait family was one of the most important Geneva watchmakers of the 18th century. The watch comes from an important French collection that was auctioned at our 105th auction. At that time this watch was sold for about 6,500€.
Hammerprice: 3.000 €plus charge
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177-4112
Pocket watch: absolute rarity, only known to us pocket watch with ruby cylinder escapement and 24 hours (!) - repeater, Mamet ainé à Mâcon, case no. 27328, circa 1850
Ca. Ø52mm, ca. 98g, 18K gold, case lavishly decorated, back with noble coat of arms with crown, reeded middle part, signed dome, signed cylinder movement with ruby cylinder and a repeating mechanism completely unknown to us, the watch strikes the complete 24 hours and the quarters, enamel dial (restored hairlines), very filigree Breguet steel hands, in working order. The watch is an absolute rarity from a technical point of view. The inscription on the watch dial already indicates this and the striking mechanism actually strikes up to 24 times!
Hammerprice: 5.100 €plus charge
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177-4127
Pocket watch: heavy English pocket chronometer John Roger Arnold No.1856 in museum-quality, London 1802
Ca. Ø63mm, ca. 204g, silver, case and movement with matching number 1856, London hallmarks 1802, maker's mark TH (Thomas Hardy), chronometer movement with spring detent escapement, OZ balance, diamond endstone, helical hairspring, plate completely signed and numbered, signed and numbered enamel dial (peripheral hairline), gold hands, in good condition, movement intact, cleaning recommended, very rare English collector's watch. John Roger Arnold (1769-1843) was the son of the famous English watchmaker John Arnold. John Roger first apprenticed to his father, the watchmaker John Arnold, and continued his training with Abraham Louis Breguet. In 1787 he became a partner in his father's company, which was then called John Arnold & Son. His specialities were deck and pocket chronometers. In 1796 he became a master at the Clockmakers Company. In 1821 he received a patent for a compensation balance. From 1830 to 1840 he was partner of Edward John Dent in the company Arnold & Dent. During their partnership the two watchmakers were experimenting in different directions, but focused on the effect of magnetism on chronometers.
Hammerprice: 8.000 €plus charge
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177-4131
Ring watch: very interesting and very fine historical ring watch, seal ring with integrated watch and rock crystal
Ca. Ø18.5mm, ca. 21.5g, 18K gold, extremely solid and high-quality ring band, screwed ring head, ring band with opening for the key, back with slider, underneath hand setting and winding opening, miniature movement with cylinder escapement, screwed signed enamel dial, original Breguet steel hands, rock crystal glass, which is also used as a signet, cut noble coat of arms intaglio, original golden key with ratchet function in manner of Breguet, signed original box of the Geneva jeweller Hess & Metford, in excellent original condition, in working order, museum collector's piece. This unique ring watch has long been known in the collector's scene and was last offered at the anniversary auction of Doctor Crott, auction no. 90, lot 185 (source: https://www.cortrie.de/go/9Ro*-henry-capt-a-geneve-case-no.-26431-17-mm-2-F19772E9E4#). Henry Capt, an important watchmaker from Geneva: "The company Henry Capt was founded in Geneva in 1822 by the famous Henry-Daniel Capt (1773-1841) and was very successful in business. Capt was one of the leading manufacturers and specialists for watches with additional features such as musical watches and automatons. He was one of the first in Geneva who used combs and small pinned barrels for his musical automatons. He was born as the son of Jaques Samuel Capt and Susanne Piguet in Chenit in the Vallée de Joux in April 1773. He married Henriette Piguet on 1 January 1796. Around 1789 Capt moved to Geneva and worked for some well-known companies such as Jaquet-Droz, Godet, Leschot and his brother-in-law Isaac Daniel Piguet. In 1802 Capt formed a partnership with Daniel Isaac Piguet, which lasted until 1811. After that he continued producing on his own, before entering into a partnership with Aubert et Fils in 1830. From 1844 it was continued by his son Henry Capt. In 1855 a shop was opened in the Rue du Rhône, which quickly gained an excellent reputation. In the 1870s Henry Capt promoted itself as the only watchmaker in Geneva with a branch in London. Later, branches were opened in Paris, Nice and New York (source: Dr. Crott Auctions, https://www.cortrie.de/go/vq0).
Hammerprice: 4.000 €plus charge
177-4167
Wristwatch: high-quality, complicated Patek Philippe man's watch "Travel Time" Ref. 5134 from 2002 with extract from the archives
Ca. Ø37.5mm, 18K gold, reference 5134, screwed sapphire back, manual winding calibre 215 PSFVS24H, movement number 3084341, second time zone and 24h dial, technically very interesting and rare watch with two central hour hands for two time zones, gold and steel hands, silvered dial with golden Breguet numerals, original leather strap with buckle, in excellent well-kept condition, in full working order, extract from the archives.
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177-4173
Pocket watch: extremely precious splendour pocket watch repeater with emerald setting, Bautte & Moynier No. 32940, ca. 1830
Ca. Ø42mm, ca. 59g, 18K pink gold, very precious splendour case, made in 3 different gold colours, both sides with a raised relief of flowers, leaves and tendrils, both sides with precious emeralds, dome signed and numbered, very fine, complicated cylinder movement, repeating the hours and quarters, unusual technical mechanism with repeater release at "2", splendid 4-colour gold dial, Breguet pink gold hands, in fantastic condition, in working order. The watch is in this version an exceptional quality and a top timepiece of the famous Geneva company Bautte & Moynier. The company was specialized in pocket watches, music boxes and automatons and was famous for its enamel works and cases with jewel or pearl setting. In the rarest cases pocket watches with splendour cases of this quality were equipped with a complication, as in this case the quarter-hour repeater. An almost identical counterpart to this watch was part of the 97th Dr. Crott auction, lot 241 (source: https://www.cortrie.de/go/ELm). The name "Moulinie" goes back to a company which, as Moulinier & Bautte, produced high-quality pocket watch cases in Geneva in the last decade of the 18th century (1793-1802). From 1804 the company, now known as "Moulinier, Bautte und Cie", produced the finest pocket watches and was known from 1808 to 1821 for its high-quality timepieces. The partners separated in 1826. Bautte founded "Bautte & Moynier" and Moulinier continued his business as "Moulinier Aine & Cie." and from 1840 as "Moulinier Frères & Cie". The two almost identical watches mentioned here are of the same origin, but due to the separation of the partners with different signatures, similar to Patek and Czapek!
Hammerprice: 5.200 €plus charge
177-4177
Wristwatch: exquisite and limited IWC Schaffhausen Portuguese "Perpetual Calendar", PLATINUM, IWC Ref. 502111, limited to only 250 pieces, with original box and certificates
Ca. Ø44mm, screwed down platinum case with sapphire crystal back, mechanical movement with automatic Pellaton winding, calibre/ movement IWC 50611, rotor with 18K gold section, Breguet hairspring, perpetual calendar with date, weekday and month, four-digit year indication, double moon (northern and southern regions), 7 days power reserve indicator, silver-coloured dial, black leather strap with IWC platinum felt clasp, original box, original certificates, in well-kept like new condition, revision 2016.
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177-4182
Ring watch: early ring watch with visible balance wheel and pearl setting, probably Geneva around 1800
Ca. 19 × 31mm, ca. 14g, 18K gold, octagonal form, rim decorated with Oriental pearls, back with a slider, underneath openings for winding, time setting and adjustment, cylinder escapement, decorative dial with gold/ enamel decorations and visible balance, set with diamonds, miniature Breguet hands, minor professional restorations between case back and ring band, movement intact, service recommended, rarity.
Hammerprice: 5.000 €plus charge
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177-4184
Pocket watch/ pendant watch: extremely rare gold/ enamel form watch with diamond setting "flower basket" and heart-shaped movement, Tissot & Fils No. 10085, ca. 1850
Ca. 26 × 42mm, ca. 25g, 18K gold, No. 10085, unique and very high quality case with representation of a flower basket, outstanding quality, face enamelled with inlaid gold tendrils, set with original diamonds, back with classic enamel painting with representation of a flower bouquet, both sides hinged, dome and movement in heart shape, cylinder movement with key winding and matching number, enamel dial, miniature Breguet hands, intact and in very beautiful condition. The watch is in this version a rarity. There are watches from Patek Philippe and from Vacheron and Constantin with similar heart-shaped movements known. An almost unsigned identical watch we auctioned as lot 4253 in our 166th auction and was sold for 12,380€! As we now know this watch was also by Tissot & Fils, set with rubies instead diamonds and punched with the number 10076. Almost the same number as the present one!
Hammerprice: 7.500 €plus charge
177-4189
Pocket watch: important, large and historically interesting gold enamel pocket watch with two Jacquemarts and three automatons "The Angler/ Fisherman at the Mill", Switzerland, ca. 1810
Ca. Ø57mm, ca. 135g, 18K gold, stepped, plain, back with historically interesting gift dedication: "To the Mashrak-el-Azkar - In Memoriam Julius A. de Lagnel 1827-1912", dated 12. November 1917, bell, very fine verge movement, repeating the hours and quarter hours, original dome with spring lid, face with automaton of fantastic quality and condition, in the background polychrome enamelled representation of an alpine landscape with farms, automaton "à quatre couleurs" with applied figure of an angler at a mill and a rotating mill wheel at a flowing water, upper part also "à quatre couleurs" with two Jacquemarts as striking putti on a bell, central white enamel dial and extravagant Breguet hands, in very good condition, in full working order, extremely rare. We only know of 2 another pieces with identical automaton, offered at Dr. Crott's 90th auction. Lot 207, estimated price 60,000-75,000€ and Dr. Crotts 84th auction Lot 243, sold for 120,000€. However, this watch is much finer and more detailed in the construction of the automaton, and the condition of the watch is of higher quality. The watch is historically important for two reasons. According to the inscription on the back the watch was a gift in memory of Julius Adolph de Lagnel. Julius Adolph de Lagnel (*24 July 1827 in Newark, New Jersey; †3 June 1912 in Washington, D.C.) was a confederate brigadier general in the American Civil War. In 1861 he retired from active military service, but joined the confederate states army as a captain after the start of the Civil War in 1861. At the battle of Rich Mountain on 11 July 1861, he was seriously wounded and rescued by a local resident. When he tried to return to his unit, dressed as a shepherd, he was captured and released in exchange on 13 December 1861. In March 1862 he became a commander of an army unit and kept this position despite his promotion to a brigadier general on 15 April 1862. After an illness in July and August 1862, he was initially incapable of fighting and worked then in the office until the end of the war. After the end of the war, de Lagnel worked for a steamboat company in the Pacific (source: https://www.cortrie.de/go/2K2). 2. "Mashrak-el-Azkar" is the name of the 1st Bahai temple in the USA. The Bahai temples are the sacred buildings of the Bahai (source: Charles Mason Remey "Mashrak-El- Azkar").
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177-4198
Wristwatch: Longines rarity, very early, large chronograph with enamel dial and special signature Riganti Bangkok, Longines 1926, with extract from the archives
Ca. Ø35mm, extremely rare original metal case with hinged back, case number 4010558, dome signed Longines, very fine gilt lever movement calibre 13.33Z, very early chronograph, movement and case with matching number, signed Longines, crown pusher chronograph, original very well preserved enamel dial with the extremely rare double signature Longines & Riganti and red 24-h display, blued Breguet steel hands, leather strap with buckle, very well-kept and in our opinion in completely original condition, intact, cleaning recommended, collector's watch of great rarity. The watch comes with a current extract from the archives which confirms that this watch was sold on 15 January 1926 to the Longines agent Riganti in Thailand. We don't know of any other Longines chronograph with enamel dial and this double signature.
Hammerprice: 8.000 €plus charge
177-4204
Measuring instrument/ stopwatch: early measuring instrument for time recording, double-wheel duplex escapement, jumping seconds, 10-minutes-counter, Royal Court watchmaker Conrad Felsing Berlin, with original box
Ca. Ø66.5mm, cylindrical brass case, winding in the bottom, stop lever in the case band, rare double-wheel duplex escapement, silvered dial with jumping centre seconds and counter clockwise 10-minutes-counter, Breguet hands, in original and in very good working condition, original box, 19th century. The German watchmaker Johann Conrad Völtzing was born in the Black Forest, where the Völtzing family produced watches since 1733. His date of birth is unknown. Around 1820 Johann Conrad Völtzing moved to Berlin and changed his name to Felsing. He founded the company Conrad Felsing, first at Schloßfreiheit No. 1, Berlin, later Unter den Linden 20 in Berlin. 1847 Conrad became a member of the guild and master in 1850. The company was named Hof-Uhrmacher (Court watchmaker). Of his three sons only Albert Karl Julius Felsing remained in Berlin and became a watchmaker, the other two sons moved to Hessen and became engravers. Johann Conrad Felsing died in 1870 (source: https://www.cortrie.de/go/6NE(V%C3%B6ltzing).
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177-4212
Table clock: fine and rare Jaeger Le Coultre Atmos " JUBILEE", limited model from 1979, Ref. 5861, in excellent condition, regularly serviced by Le Coultre!
Ca. 24 x 17 x 15cm, glazed brass case, No.0660/1500, Atmos torsion pendulum and automatic winding by temperature and pressure fluctuations of the atmosphere, white dial with Roman numerals, blued Breguet steel hands, Le Coultre service box, in excellent and very maintained condition with regular service, from the Hamburg original owner. REF. 5861 "JUBILEE": On the occasion of the 50th anniversary of early patents as well as the production of the 500.000th Atmos (!) Jaeger introduced this model in 1979. It carries the special calibre 550, a modern successor of the early movement of the Atmos I (PX1). A highly attractive clock that was quickly sold out when it appeared, so Jaeger designed a new model in this style, the "Prestige" model.
Hammerprice: 3.450 €plus charge
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177-4001
Pocket watch: 18K Zenith gold hunting case watch, ca. 1910
Hammerprice: 650 €
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