VerkauftA rare, fine pocket watch with split seconds chronograph, produced for the US-American market
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VerkauftA fine deck watch of the French Navy in its original wooden transport box
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VerkauftA fine, heavy deck watch with split seconds chronograph
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VerkauftAn important and legendary deck chronometer from the final series of the 65-mm models, which were produced without a power reserve and crafted by a "technicien-horloger"
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VerkauftA very fine and rare Swiss graduate's pocket watch - chronometer
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VerkauftA large, heavy Zurich lever chronometer "First Class Chronomètre"
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VerkauftA large observatory chronometer from a small series of 88 pieces, which were intended for precision contests only. This chronometer took part in the chronometer test at the Neuchâtel observatory - with Bulletin de Marche by the Observatoire Astronomique et Chronométrique de Neuchâtel and two extracts from the chronometer archives by Andreas Hidding
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VerkauftA rare precision decimal-second split seconds chronograph for olympic sports timing in its original red bakelite transportation bag. In 1956 this watch took part in the chronometer test at the Neuchâtel observatory (which was unusual for such a olymic chronograph), category "Chronomètres de Poche" and achieved N = 8,9 points, which made it 111th of 213 chronometers - with extract from the chronometer archives by Andreas Hidding
Zugeschlagen für1.900 €Schätzpreis 500 €–2.000 €
VerkauftA Schaffhausen deck watch of the German Navy, delivered to Gerl und Schipper in Cologne on 26 November 1943
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VerkauftA Schaffhausen deck watch for the British Royal Navy - Chronometer Section Hydrographic Department Ministry of Defence
Zugeschlagen für3.000 €Schätzpreis 500 €–3.500 €
VerkauftA very fine Swiss lever chronometer - school watch - graduate's piece
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VerkauftA very fine Swiss lever chronometer - graduate's masterpiece
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VerkauftA very fine and heavy London lever chronometer with 30h power reserve indicator
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VerkauftA very fine London lever chronometer with power reserve indicator
Zugeschlagen für16.700 €Schätzpreis 2.000 €–12.000 €
VerkauftA large Glashuette pocket watch - depot piece in practical mint condition
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VerkauftAn exquisite Swiss pocket watch with split seconds chronograph and sector dial - graduate's work
Zugeschlagen für8.800 €Schätzpreis 500 €–3.000 €
VerkauftA collection of 6 silver pocket watches A fine Swiss precision pocket watch with pivoted detent chronometer escapement, spherical balance spring and skeletonised watch movement
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VerkauftA fine Swiss pocket watch - graduate's work, made at the watchmaking school St. Imier
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VerkauftA fine pocket chronometer with spring detent escapement. In 1876 this watch took part in the chronometer test at the Neuchâtel observatory, category "Chronomètres de Poche Classe B". It came 34th out of 41 chronometers - with extract from the chronometer archives by Andreas Hidding
Zugeschlagen für5.400 €Schätzpreis 2.000 €–6.000 €