Paris - Extraflache 6mm 18kt. Punktaschenuhr - komplett gravierte Werkplatine - Negativaufzug - Schweiz um 1840 - 1850-1900
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Selected by Mauro Atienza
Graduated master watchmaker with over 30 years' experience and teaching background.
Estimate € 3,200 - € 3,600
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Paris – extraflache 6mm 18kt gold pocket watch with engraved movement plate and negative-winding, Swiss model circa 1840; period 1850–1900; handaufzug movement; 44 mm case diameter, 59.9 mm with pendant, 34.3 g; yellow gold case; in very good condition with minor wear and in working order.
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Description from the seller
French watchmaking
Probably Mugnier HGER DU ROI - Paris
Beautiful and interesting 18Kt gold watch with an extraordinary dial and movement plate design — ultra-thin construction (6mm) with negative winding = key with square drive.
Silver dial with black Roman numerals on engraved grooved circle. Outer minute track in black. Delicate, artistically crafted very fine original steel hands with ring inlay - gold-colored. Artistically designed central part featuring depictions of flowers and leaves - very finely worked - masterful. Very good condition.
Very fine gold bezel.
Pages with engraved gold patterns
Masterful jewelry work on the case back, guilloché and decorated. Floral wreath and a flower bush in the center. Worked in detail and very well preserved.
Gilded screwed watch part - ultra-flat. Complete engraving in a narrow fine design - floral. Described in capital letters: cylinder escapement with six holes and rubies.
Lift and hand position (described as atguilles) with a key that has a square end = so-called negative lift.
It works.
Watch diameter 44mm - height with pendant 59.9mm. Height 6mm - weighs 34.3g.
Very fine, appealing craftsmanship and beautiful condition. A rare collector's watch.
Images are part of the description.
Insured shipping with FedEx.
French watchmaking
Probably Mugnier HGER DU ROI - Paris
Beautiful and interesting 18Kt gold watch with an extraordinary dial and movement plate design — ultra-thin construction (6mm) with negative winding = key with square drive.
Silver dial with black Roman numerals on engraved grooved circle. Outer minute track in black. Delicate, artistically crafted very fine original steel hands with ring inlay - gold-colored. Artistically designed central part featuring depictions of flowers and leaves - very finely worked - masterful. Very good condition.
Very fine gold bezel.
Pages with engraved gold patterns
Masterful jewelry work on the case back, guilloché and decorated. Floral wreath and a flower bush in the center. Worked in detail and very well preserved.
Gilded screwed watch part - ultra-flat. Complete engraving in a narrow fine design - floral. Described in capital letters: cylinder escapement with six holes and rubies.
Lift and hand position (described as atguilles) with a key that has a square end = so-called negative lift.
It works.
Watch diameter 44mm - height with pendant 59.9mm. Height 6mm - weighs 34.3g.
Very fine, appealing craftsmanship and beautiful condition. A rare collector's watch.
Images are part of the description.
Insured shipping with FedEx.
Details
Brand
Paris - Extraflache 6mm 18kt. Punktaschenuhr - komplett gravierte Werkplatine - Negativaufzug
Model
Schweiz um 1840
Shipped Insured
Yes
Period
1850-1900
Movement
Manual winding
Case material
Yellow gold
Case diameter
44 mm
Condition
Very good - minor signs of wear
Weight
34.3 g
Width lug/ watch band
59.8 mm
In working order
Yes
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