Danish minute repeating split-seconds chronograph Circa 1900

Rose gold hunting cased chronograph by Jules Jürgensen
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A heavy, rare and very fine Danish 18-carat rose gold hunting cased, minute repeating, split-seconds, keyless lever pocket watch with split-seconds chronograph and patented Jürgensen bow setting, circa 1900.
Nickel finished jewelled lever movement, bimetallic compensation balance, minute repeating on two hammers onto a gong, activated by a slide in the band.  Gold engine-turned cuvette. White enamel dial with black Roman numerals, outer black and red fifths second divisions, blued steel spade hands and sunken subsidiary dial for constant seconds. Plain case, split-seconds chronograph operated through two buttons in the band, engraved monogram to the front cover, hinged back. Case, cuvette, dial, and movement signed.
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Diameter: 51 mm
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Weight: 138 g
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Signed: Jules Jürgensen Copenhagen
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A complicated watch that is – with regard to finishing and technology – typical for Jules Jürgensens exceptionally high standards. A watch with more delicate Breguet hands and finer steel parts must surely be hard to find!