Charles Oudin - Francia - " Del clero " o " Della vedova " - 2234 - 1850-1900





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Charles Oudin pocket watch, model Del clero or Della vedova, reference 2234, circa 1850–1900, manual-wind movement, ebanite case, in very good condition with minimal signs of wear, weight 92 g, case diameter over 50 mm, lug width 5.2 cm, includes chain and winding key, in working order and shipped insured.
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Interesting and rare pocket watch, crafted by Charles Oudin Palais Royal 52 Paris, around the mid-1800s. Complete with a chain and winding key. Oudin was an important pupil of master Abraham-Louis Breguet. Watch in working order. This type of watch, at the time, due to its black color, was called the “widow” or the “clerical.” Despite its age, its overall condition is very good. Case in ebonite, Roman numerals on white enamel cartouches, applied along the outer rim of the case. Gold hands and original glass. White porcelain dial, with Arabic numerals in italic slant. Name of the maker. Presence of a “cap.” Gold-plated mechanism, handsome and clean, with the inscription “Medaille d'or - ch. Oudin - n. 2234 - Palais Royal 52.” The photos form an integral part of the description. No shipments to the United Kingdom, Switzerland, and the USA. Any costs and customs duties are the buyer’s responsibility, tracked shipping.
Interesting and rare pocket watch, crafted by Charles Oudin Palais Royal 52 Paris, around the mid-1800s. Complete with a chain and winding key. Oudin was an important pupil of master Abraham-Louis Breguet. Watch in working order. This type of watch, at the time, due to its black color, was called the “widow” or the “clerical.” Despite its age, its overall condition is very good. Case in ebonite, Roman numerals on white enamel cartouches, applied along the outer rim of the case. Gold hands and original glass. White porcelain dial, with Arabic numerals in italic slant. Name of the maker. Presence of a “cap.” Gold-plated mechanism, handsome and clean, with the inscription “Medaille d'or - ch. Oudin - n. 2234 - Palais Royal 52.” The photos form an integral part of the description. No shipments to the United Kingdom, Switzerland, and the USA. Any costs and customs duties are the buyer’s responsibility, tracked shipping.

