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Sold 255-4061 Pocket watch/pendant watch: exquisite ladies' watch with stone setting and chatelaine, Fritz Piguet & Bachmann Geneva Ca. Ø27mm, 18K gold case, face set with stones (garnet), signed case and dome, case and movement with matching number 12393, Geneva lever movement of exquisite quality, similar to the movements of Patek Philippe and Vacheron & Constantin, perfectly preserved enamel dial with blue numerals and red 12, gold hands, in good condition, intact. The watch comes with a matching chatelaine, also set with garnet. Hammerprice: 850 €
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255-4078 Pocket watch: thin Art Deco dress watch by Vacheron & Constantin, ca. 1922, 18K white gold Ca. Ø43.5mm, approx. 41g, super-thin 18K white gold case, case number 219611, extremely thin calibre, signed, adjusted in 8 positions, movement number 398745, silvered dial with applied Breguet numerals (dirty), also signed, steel hands, in working order, very rare in white gold. now only: 2.000 €
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Sold 255-4178 Pendant watch: rare Paul Ditisheim ladies' watch platinum/gold/enamel/diamonds, ca. 1920 Ca. Ø32mm, platinum/18K gold, serial number P.D. 40143, extremely rare case shape framed by a laurel wreath, set with diamonds, back enamelled, Ditisheim precision lever movement, marked Grand Prix Paris 1900, silvered dial, signed Vacheron & Constantin, steel hands, in good condition, intact, minimal signs of wear on the case. A comparable watch was sold at auction in New York in 2012 (https://www.cortrie.de/go/ga1) for more than $9,000. The serial number was 40158, so it was probably made in the same year as this watch. Hammerprice: 3.000 €
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Sold 255-4181 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: 3.700 €
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255-4212 Wristwatch: very rare and early Vacheron & Constantin ladies' watch, cal. 1005, ca. 1940 Ca. 7.5cm wide, approx. 26 g, 18K gold, case signed Vacheron & Constantin, backwinder, manual winding calibre 1005, serial number 402223, miniature dial, movement starts, but needs service, original box, very rare reference around 1940, counterpart to the Cartier ‘Baguette à mouvement Duoplan’ (https://www.cortrie.de/go/nE7). now only: 4.500 €
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Sold 255-4214 Wristwatch: very rare, large Vacheron & Constantin with centre seconds and double signature, 1950s Ca. Ø35.5 mm, 18K gold, screwed, case number 348302, manual winding calibre P454/5B, movement number 515302, rare, engine-turned dial with double signature Vacheron & Constantin and CONRAD, gold hands, centre seconds hand missing, high-quality old lizard leather strap with original Vacheron & Constantin gold buckle, very beautiful used condition, in working order. Hammerprice: 3.000 €
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Sold 255-4220 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: 2.600 €
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Sold 255-4221 Pocket watch: extremely rare Vacheron & Constantin deck chronometer with centre seconds, ca. 1942-1944 Ca. Ø60mm, approx. 154g, original, signed silver case, case number 342676, movement number 455108, chronometer movement, chronometer balance, fine adjusting device, lever escapement, centre seconds, Geneva stripes, silvered dial, red centre seconds, blued steel hands, in good original condition, in working order, extremely rare. These Vacheron & Constantin deck chronometers in the rare version with centre seconds were mainly produced for observation purposes during the Second World War and are now sought-after collector's items (https://www.cortrie.de/go/dE5). The "sister watch", probably from the same series, No. 455093 is now in the National Maritime Museum, Greenwich (https://www.cortrie.de/go/YQN). Hammerprice: 4.600 €
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Sold 255-4240 Pocket watch: extremely fine Vacheron & Constantin split-seconds chronograph with register, No. 115449, ca. 1920 Ca. Ø51mm, ca. 95g, 18K gold, case number 67628, signed and numbered dome, highly complicated precision lever movement with fine adjusting device and split-seconds chronograph, movement number 115449, enamel dial (craquelling between centre and subsidiary seconds), 30-minute counter, blued Breguet steel hands, case with small signs of use, in working order, very rare. Hammerprice: 3.500 €
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Sold 255-4314 Wristwatch: rarity, Vacheron & Constantin Ref. 33013 "Skeleton", box and papers, 1980s Ca. Ø30mm, approx. 68g, extremely rare model in 18K white gold, reference 33013/403 ‘Squelette’, glazed on both sides, skeletonised movement chased on both sides, manual winding calibre 1003/1, serial number 552599, movement number 700924, black hands, original Gay Freres white gold bracelet with Vacheron punch and reference 403, in working order and in almost like new condition, with original box and original papers. Hammerprice: 10.000 €
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Sold 255-4315 Wristwatch: large gold chronograph, Vacheron & Constantin, possibly Ref. 4178, ca. 1948 Ca. Ø36mm, 18K gold, unusual lugs, back signed Vacheron & Constantin, serial number 330514, commemorative dedication on a date in 1939, manual winding, fantastic movement, calibre 492, Geneva stripes, movement number 466769, silvered dial with gold indexes, gold hands, leather strap with 18K Vacheron & Constantin buckle, dial with slight imperfections around the rim, but overall in a very beautiful condition, in working order. Hammerprice: 12.000 €
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255-4363 Pocket watch: experimental Vacheron & Constantin deck chronometer "Especially Good", Geneva 1919 Ca. Ø64mm, approx. 190g, silver contest case with glazed movement, extremely unusual chronometer calibre with 21 jewels and experimental construction for the power reserve, chronometer balance, lever escapement, 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 took part in the 1919 Geneva Observatory Chronometer Competition in the "Chronomètres 1re Classe Mention Honorable" class and achieved a score of 711 points, placing 29th out of 81 chronometers. The chronometer also took part in the 1919/1920 chronometer competition organised by the National Physical Laboratory, Teddington, and was awarded "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. This 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 competition purposes in chronometer competitions at various observatories. As a rule, they were not intended for sale and therefore did not have a standard case design. They were often in the ownership of the manufacturer for decades before they eventually came into circulation. Today, these watches are extremely rare and naturally sought-after collector's items. now only: 8.500 €
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