Chronometer escapement

1047 The chronometer escapement is one of the most precise escapements.

German 14K rose gold open faced chronometer Circa 1913
Rose gold pocket chronometer by Paul Bendfeldt – An extensive estate of an excellent graduate of the German Watchmaking School in Glashütte in Saxony, circa 1913. Consisting of his masterfully crafted school pocket chronometer, a gear model and a pair of astatic needles. ¾ Plate movement engraved with…
Diameter
57 mm
Estimate
€ 25.000 - 45.000
Price
€ 31.300
Year sold
2023
More information

More info
Swiss silver chronometer with one-minute tourbillon Circa 1880
Sterling silver watch Earnshaw type spring detent escapement – An extremely rare Swiss sterling silver key-wound pocket Chronometer, circa 1880. With a one-minute tourbillon regulator, spring detent escapement, free-sprung balance spring and thermometer in Réaumur, Centigrade and Fahrenheit. A massive case with an engine-turned back, transparent hinged cuvette…
Diameter
57 mm
Estimate
€ 9.000 - 20.000
Price
€ 11.700
Year sold
2016 HK
More information

More info
German museum quality half seconds deck chronometer Circa 1913
Deck chronometer in original box – A museum quality half seconds deck chronometer, made by A. Lange & Söhne in Glashütte near Dresden, Germany, circa 1913. The open faced numbered case is crafted from silver, is engine turned on the back, is marked “K.u.K. Kriegsmarine” and comes in…
Diameter
63 mm
Estimate
€ 25.000 - 50.000
Price
€ 31.770
Year sold
2022
More information

More info
English important museum marine chronometer Circa 1796
Important museum marine chronometer – An important numbered museum marine chronometer, made by John Arnold & Son in London, England, circa 1796. The open faced plain case is fitted in to a, true to the original but later made, very high quality eight cornered wooden box. The…
Diameter
165 mm
Estimate
€ 9.000 - 25.000
Price
€ 15.350
Year sold
2022
More information

More info
Important English high quality marine chronometer Circa 1791
Important museum quality chronometer – An important numbered museum quality marine chronometer, made by John Arnold & Son in London, England, circa 1791. The open faced plain case is fitted in to a very high quality eight cornered wooden box which is true to the original but later…
Diameter
17 mm
Estimate
€ 9.000 - 25.000
Price
€ 12.450
Year sold
2022
More information

More info
French chronometer with pivoted detent escapement Circa 1835
Important very fine Louis Berthoud marine deck chronometer – An important, very fine numbered marine deck chronometer with pivoted detent escapement in the manner of Louis Berthoud, made by Henri Motel, Horloger de la Marine Royale, in Paris, France, circa 1835. The original brass open faced plain case…
Diameter
108 mm
Estimate
€ 7.000 - 15.000
Price
€ 8.915
Year sold
2022
More information

More info
French refined Louis Berthoud marine deck chronometer Circa 1840
Important chronometer with pivoted detent escapement – An important, highly refined and numbered marine deck chronometer with pivoted detent escapement in the manner of Louis Berthoud, made by Henri Motel, Horloger de la Marine Royale, in Paris, France, circa 1840. The open faced plain brass case is…
Diameter
100 mm
Estimate
€ 7.500 - 20.000
Price
€ 9.530
Year sold
2022
More information

More info
Important English chronometer in original mahogany box Circa 1860
Marine chronometer with eight day movement – An important extremely rare and numbered marine chronometer with eight day movement, made by Barrauds in London, England, circa 1860. The open faced plain and numbered brass case is fitted in to the original mahogany box with ivory plaque with a…
Diameter
-
Estimate
€ 7.500 - 20.000
Price
€ 8.915
Year sold
2022
More information

More info
Extremely rare English marine chronometer in mahogany box Circa 1825
Marine chronometer with 24h regulator dial – An extremely rare marine chronometer with 24h regulator dial, made by Thomas Cummins in London, Switzerland, circa 1825. The open faced brass case is fitted in to a mahogany box with a gimbal suspension. The extremely rare Regulator dial has a…
Diameter
-
Estimate
€ 6.000 - 15.000
Price
€ 10.300
Year sold
2022
More information

More info
Important French marine chronometer in wooden box Circa 1829
Extremely rare numbered marine chronometer – An important, extremely rare marine chronometer, made by Breguet & Fils in Paris, France, circa 1829. The open faced original numbered cylindrical screwed brass case is fitted in a high quality wooden box with slide in the lid (original 20th century manufacture)…
Diameter
-
Estimate
€ 7.500 - 25.000
Price
€ 10.800
Year sold
2022
More information

More info
Fine English deck chronometer in brass case Circa 1798
Very fine and early extremely rare deck chronometer – A numbered very fine early and extremely rare deck chronometer, made by Brockbanks in London, England, circa 1798. The wooden box is missing but the numbered open faced cylindrical brass case has a bayonet locking. The white enamel dial…
Diameter
-
Estimate
€ 2.500 - 7.000
Price
€ 3.700
Year sold
2022
More information

More info
Swiss rare small marine deck chronometer in transport box Circa 1925
Numbered chronometer with power reserve – A very rare, small numbered marine deck chronometer made by Ulysse Nardin in le Locle and Genève, Switzerland, circa 1925. The watch comes in a box and the transport box with a carrying strap and its case has a reeded band. The…
Diameter
-
Estimate
€ 4.000 - 8.000
Price
€ 6.970
Year sold
2022
More information

More info
Heavy English gold watch with spring detent escapement Circa 1802
Gold gentleman’s pocket watch by John Roger Arnold – A heavy and fine 18 carat gold English gentleman’s pocket watch with spring detent chronometer escapement, circa 1802. Full plate movement, chain/fusee, spring detent escapement according to John Arnold, bimetallic Z-balance with 2 weights and 2 screws, freesprung blued…
Diameter
53 mm
Estimate
€ 7.500 - 14.000
Price
€ 11.150
Year sold
-
More information

More info
Swiss gold chronometer with 1st class tourbillon Circa 1895
Gold hunter retailed by Hauser Zivy & Cie. – A Swiss 18 carat yellow gold hunting cased keyless pocket Chronometer, circa 1895. With Perregaux calibre one-minute tourbillon carriage, pivoted detent Chronometer escapement, and three golden bridge movements. Retailed by Hauser Zivy & Cie., Mexico-Paris, La Esmeralda, Chronometer 1st…
Diameter
57 mm
Estimate
€ 55.000 - 100.000
Price
€ 90.750
Year sold
2016 NY
More information

More info
Important French brass marine deck chronometer Circa 1835
Deck chronometer by Brequet – An important French brass long duration marine Chronometer, circa 1835. With an eccentric dial, four barrels, differential winding and ratchet key, deadbeat seconds. Accompanied by a Breguet certificate from 27 July 1976. Sold to Mr. Schickler on 27 August 1835, for 2500 Francs.
Diameter
-
Estimate
€ 15.000 - 30.000
Price
€ 23.250
Year sold
2016 GN
More information

More info
Small English marine chronometer in original box Circa 1850
Marine deck chronometer with original clock paper – An early, rare and small marine chronometer in original box, made by E. Dent & Co. in London, England, circa 1850. The original three part mahogany box with glimbal suspension has the original clock paper in the lid and the…
Diameter
-
Estimate
€ 2.000 - 6.000
Price
€ 3.330
Year sold
2022
More information

More info

German 14K rose gold open faced chronometer Circa 1913

Swiss silver chronometer with one-minute tourbillon Circa 1880

German museum quality half seconds deck chronometer Circa 1913

English important museum marine chronometer Circa 1796

Important English high quality marine chronometer Circa 1791

French chronometer with pivoted detent escapement Circa 1835

French refined Louis Berthoud marine deck chronometer Circa 1840

Important English chronometer in original mahogany box Circa 1860

Extremely rare English marine chronometer in mahogany box Circa 1825

Important French marine chronometer in wooden box Circa 1829

Fine English deck chronometer in brass case Circa 1798

Swiss rare small marine deck chronometer in transport box Circa 1925

Heavy English gold watch with spring detent escapement Circa 1802

Swiss gold chronometer with 1st class tourbillon Circa 1895

Important French brass marine deck chronometer Circa 1835

Small English marine chronometer in original box Circa 1850

Trending watches